Sentence examples for term indicator from inspiring English sources

The term indicator, she notes, is optional, citing 'Cicero is Tully' as a case of an identity proposition in which it is absent (1890, 5).

The Department of Enterprise who devised the series said: "The NICEI provides an appropriate short term indicator for the NI economy".

It details three key issues in performance measurement – the complexity of policing, the definition of "performance", and inconsistent use of the term "indicator".

Accordingly, she takes the terms of all F is G to be the quantifier phrase all F and the predicate G. ("I understand the terms to include the whole of any proposition except the copula" (1893 94, 36).) This departs from the then-standard view, which distinguishes, in addition to the copula, subject term (F), predicate term (G) and quantifier or "term indicator" (all).

Network leaders were identified as graduates from previously funded programmes, a long term indicator of one programme's impact [ 34].

55 59 65 We were unable to consider the association between anxiety and fluctuations in PM2.5 over periods of less than one month, or short term fluctuations in ultrafine particulate matter (residential distance to a major road as a proxy measure is necessarily a longer term indicator).

Over the short term, "indicators available still provide mixed evidence" about Europe's economic health, said Jean-Claude Trichet, the central bank president, at a news conference on Thursday in Helsinki, Finland.

They are thus short term indicators of malnutrition.

The results seem to suggest that under five children in rural areas compared to their urban counterparts fare poorly in terms of long term indicators of malnutrition but the differential is small and mixed when looked at in terms of short term indicators.

(23.7%) Participating in extracurricular activities is associated with both short and long term indicators of positive development including school achievement and educational attainment [30].

" The holy grail is to find short term indicators that can be measured before, during or immediately after the research is completed and that are robust predictors of the longer term impact … from the research" [ 14].