Sentence examples for supportive indicators from inspiring English sources

It is striking that if the two supportive indicators are considered, the respective relationships are at a similar (low) level.

However, especially in the case of the supportive indicators, it is a matter of debate whether they actually map research performance.

As can be seen from Table 1, in the following we use two publication-based and two supportive indicators taken from the CHE research ranking.

Within the framework of this study, we posed the question of what relationships exist between citation-based, publication-based, and supportive indicators for representing research performance.

We assume that publication-based and supportive indicators describe the activity level of a BuS and are classically regarded as indicators for mapping research performance.

Our analyses reveal these expectations, because there are either no relationships between the relatively defined citation-based, publication-based, and supportive indicators, or these relations are of low significance.

Integrated 'implementation package' to empower front-line facility teams to continually improve care with respect to shared objectives (on-site simultaneous clinical/improvement/data management training; monthly calculation and analysis of common indicators, supportive supervision, regular shared learning).

In a case study of a county in Sweden with a fully devolved drug budget it was shown that the DTC had positioned itself as purely supportive by developing indicators, but abstaining from setting direct targets for prescribing.

Only proportional occlusivity was supportive, as an indicator for mystery, "which might form the basis of a more sophisticated measure of the seen and un-seen properties of a design" (Dawes and Ostwald 2014b, p 19).

The lowest readiness score was reported on the 'management support' subscale with 62.2 % of respondents indicating supportive management that enhances their readiness for reporting quality and safety indicators.

Only slight relationships can be established between the two supportive and citation-based indicators, and are generally restricted to weak rank correlations.