The indicators reflect a mixture of process and outcome measures because,
although outcome indicators that capture the results of an intervention's effect on participants are preferable, reliable data may not always be available.
Not exact matches
Although on - track
indicators can be used as predictors, measures of readiness and success serve as validation checks on whether
outcomes have been met.
And
although some of the measured academic differences to peers without preschool do shrink over time, there is strong evidence of meaningful, long - term positive impacts of preschool on important
indicators including high school graduation, health, employment, crime, and other
outcomes.
Although existing analyses have quantified the links between social performance and biophysical
indicators such as energy use32, greenhouse gas emissions33 and ecological footprint34, these analyses have not considered the implications of planetary boundaries on social
outcomes.
Although exact congruency between the detail and timing of some measures was not attainable between the two birth cohorts, comparable measures were carefully developed and the extent of evidence for changes between the cohorts in the associations of childhood
indicators with adult health
outcomes, or for gender differentials, systematically explored.
Although there are significant problems associated with using the Key
Indicators reports to assess the
outcomes of the new arrangements, at least in the short to intermediate term, the Productivity Commission has advised that in time they will enable government to gauge the extent to which the new arrangements are producing better results.
Although its structure often raises questions in the nurse population, its dimensions (mainly the control one) have been shown to be predictive of some health
outcomes measured with «objective»
indicators concerning absenteeism, injuries, and musculoskeletal disorders.