David Williamson, an epidemiologist at Emory University in Atlanta, says that the researchers don't furnish the usual indicators of statistical significance for their projections, such as error bars.
For a long time, in fact, many of the usual indicators of investor anxiety were surprisingly tranquil.
One of the most usual indicators to estimate energy demand is the GDP growth rate.
"All the usual indicators are dismal for Republicans," wrote George Will last week, concluding that "Nov. 4 could be their most disagreeable day since Nov. 3, 1964," when Barry Goldwater lost 44 states.
Assuming that Mr. Obama is the nominee, he'll lead a party that, judging by the usual indicators, should be poised for an easy victory — perhaps even a landslide.
τ represents the opening time of harvesting the aquatic organisms to be optimized and χ S is the usual indicator function for the set S. Note that the governing ODE of W t, which is a source of nonlinearity of the optimal stopping problem to be presented in this paper, is independent of τ and is decoupled with that of N t.
He looked for the usual indicators: low return on capital, low yield, prices within 15% of their 52-week high.
But while the report, released by the Highway Loss Data Institute, presents some self-evident truths, it also makes a strong case for looking beyond the usual indicators when researching the potential costs of owning a particular car.
Everyone is looking for the signs, but the usual indicators give little comfort.
Consequently Mr Drakeford announced that new Welsh cancer and urgent care targets will be developed that will be to be measured (for the time being at least) alongside the usual indicators.
These indices are more effective in evaluating the steady-state tracking accuracy than the error covariance matrix in the Kalman filter equation, which is the usual performance indicator for tracking filters.
