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Quality of life index

Advances in Nursing Science, 1985
The purpose of the study on which this article is based was to assess the validity and reliability of an instrument designed to measure quality of life. Sixty-four items applicable to both healthy subjects and dialysis patients were tested with graduate students (n = 88); six items relative to dialysis were added, and the instrument was administered to
C E, Ferrans, M J, Powers
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VOICE QUALITY AND INDEXICAL INFORMATION

International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, 1968
ABSTRACTThe outline of a componential descriptive model of voice quality is suggested, in the hope of facilitating discussion about voice quality among phoneticians, linguists, speech therapists, psychologists and psychiatrists. Emphasis is laid on the function of voice quality as an index to biological, psychological and social characteristics of the ...
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Voltage quality index

International Symposium on Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Automation and Motion, 2006. SPEEDAM 2006., 2006
A voltage quality index (VQI) is proposed for evaluation of the voltage quality aspects (QAs) of three-phase voltage signals: instantaneous frequency-deviations, total harmonic distortion and instantaneous symmetrical components. A VQI in the range between 0 to 1 is defined and measured.
J.-C. Montano   +5 more
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Index of food quality

Journal of Nutrition Education, 1975
Summary A newly devised Index of Food Quality (IFQ) provides a novel approach to teaching for professional nutritionists and a practical guide for non-nutritionists. The index relates the amounts of specific nutrients in a food to the amounts of those nutrients needed by consumers.
Ann W. Sorenson, R. Gaurth Hansen
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Indexing consistency and quality

American Documentation, 1969
AbstractA measure of indexing consistency is developed based on the concept of “fuzzy sets.” It assigns a higher consistency value if indexers agree on the more important terms than if they agree on less important terms. Measures of the quality of an indexer's work and exhaustivity of indexing are also proposed.
Pranas Zunde, Margaret E. Dexter
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Indexing the Entrepreneurship Quality

2021
As mentioned, the Entrepreneurship Quality Index (EQI) is a qualitative index that comes from various indicators representing the different quality levels of the entrepreneurship outputs.
Nezameddin Faghih   +2 more
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Air quality indexing

International Journal of Environment and Pollution, 2009
In an attempt to meet the public's needs for information on air quality a variety of indexes have been developed and they continue to evolve. To show the complexity and the diversity of such indices, a variety of current air quality indices are described here and compared in regard to their performance and ability to deliver quality information.
Shooter, D, Brimblecombe, P
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A Quality of Growth Index

South Asia Economic Journal, 2016
Employing decadal data for the period 1971–2011, this article constructs a quality of growth index (QGI) for major Indian states. The index encompasses not only growth and its durability, but also encompasses several relevant social dimensions. These include variables such as stability and diversification of growth as well as institutional quality and ...
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The Projection Quality Index

Interface, 1988
Abstract Although much has been written in the 30‐year history of set‐theory about similarity relationships between set‐types, studies of this kind have generally focussed either on the inclusion relationship or on the relationship of interval‐class contents.
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On an Index of Quality Change

Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1961
Abstract This paper discusses a multiple-regression chain-index technique for the construction of an index of quality change, and illustrates its feasibility by reference to a price index for automobiles. The interaction of our quality index with the usual Laspeyre type price index is studied.
Irma Adelman, Zvi Griliches
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