Indeed, in Canada, only 0.5% of Canadians were found to have an adequate diet using a comprehensive diet quality indicator [ 57].
To compare the six results, suitability thresholds were calculated (see Table 3): these were used as a comprehensive indicator because they include all the parameters used to develop suitability maps.
In doing so, we describe and compare the institutions and actors of the organic sector in four CEEC (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland) and one Western European country (Sweden) by using a comprehensive set of indicators.
The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence of and factors associated with PIP, among those aged ≥70 years, in the United Kingdom, using a comprehensive set of prescribing indicators and comparing these to estimates obtained from a truncated set of the same indicators.
Using a comprehensive occupational questionnaire, we computed indicators for different dimensions of exposure (duration, cumulative exposure, intensity).
Basically farms and mills are evaluated using a comprehensive scorecard of more than 200 indicators ( promoting social, economic and environmental standards) by third-party verification organizations, which are overseen by SCS Global services and then certified by C.A.F.E practices.
In this study the amount of data collected was rationalised by using a comprehensive health systems framework and key tracer indicators.
Meanwhile, social scientists have used the EF as a comprehensive indicator of the ecological impacts of humans on the planet in order to test empirically different social theories of the forces driving those impacts.
The "performace index" used in this study is not a comprehensive indicator of GP performance, but is simply the average rank of a GP alongside the nine dependent variables previously presented.
(2015) noted that the standard index commonly used to determine the strength of storms, the Dst index, was not a comprehensive indicator for days with large GIC, but the k p index was.
