Children whose index was +2 had an average BMI of 16.5.
We introduce a weather-index insurance whose index is currently being used for pilot projects in Senegal and West Africa.
The chief scorekeepers for consumer confidence are Michigan and the Conference Board, a business organization whose index has tracked Michigan's, but with a lag.
The South American spider monkeys (genus Ateles), whose index lies between 100 and 108, show a type of locomotion that contains the elements of both quadrupedalism and brachiation.
In 1995, 12 House Republicans represented ruby-red districts whose index score leaned toward the GOP by at least 20 points; now 24 represent such districts.
Vanguard and other mutual fund companies whose index funds might have appealed to such investors just a year or two ago say they are happy to see market speculators investing in the trusts.
Obama's former UN ambassador, Samantha Power, wrote an authoritative study on genocide, A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide, whose index fails to even list "Guatemala".
They said that essentially meant they could not recruit a player whose index was lower than 195, and they characterized Harvard's standards as tougher than those of other Ivy programs.
So, he said, for a borrower whose index is based on the one-year Treasury bill and whose margin is 2.75, the rate is probably going to adjust down -- not up.
The spectrum computed in the flow-field with a discontinuous shock front obeyed a power-law in frequency whose index was positive in the range from 1 to 10 MeV.
The company groups with the worst index values, i.e. lower than 75%, lost 3 4 times more working hours per worker due to accidents than the best company groups, whose index values were higher than 90%.
