Sentence examples for widely used indicators from inspiring English sources

Because education is easy to measure and applicable to persons, level of education is among the most widely used indicators of socioeconomic status in US public health research.

One, John Challenger, the C.E.O. of an outplacement consulting firm, wrote: One of the easiest, quickest and most widely used indicators of a candidate's worth is his or her grammar.

It did not test many other widely used indicators, such as the relationship between the current price of a share and its 200-day moving average.The results showed that the various technical patterns mostly occurred far more frequently than they would have done if they were truly random events.

TVBN, including trimethylamine (TMA), dimethylamine (DMA), and ammonia (NH3), is one of the most widely used indicators for fish quality and spoilage (Gill 1990).

National prevalence rates of moderate-or-severe food insecurity obtained by FAO correlate well with the prevalence of undernourishment and with several widely used indicators of national income, health, and well-being.

Faecal indicator bacteria (FIB) are the most widely used indicators to assess surface water quality but are less-human-specific and have the potential to survive longer and/or occur naturally in tropical areas.

The data of HRV, a well accepted and widely used indicator of autonomic function [36], also indicate a reduction in autonomic functions as evidenced by the reduction of time domain calculations (SDNN, RMSSD, NN50, pNN50%) at successive days after infection.

It says the country's Gini coefficient, a widely used indicator of economic inequality, has grown sharply over the past two decades.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, the market's most widely used indicator, ended just barely higher, by 0.01 point.

The extent of the problem is revealed in data that shows the number of children entitled to free school meals, a widely used indicator of deprivation, has dropped by almost a third in some London boroughs since 2010.

The CSFB/Tremont hedge-fund index, a widely used indicator, returned just 3% in 2002, and half of the various strategies long/short equity, convertible arbitrage and so on made less than 5%.