The phrase "appreciation figures" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing metrics or statistics related to appreciation, such as in finance or art valuation, but it is not a standard term.
Example: "The appreciation figures for the artwork over the past decade show a significant increase in value."
Alternatives: "appreciation metrics" or "appreciation statistics".
To help make their case, they released the audience appreciation figures, which are usually kept for internal eyes only.
Earlier this month the BBC's director general Tony Hall said the Archers domestic violence story had propelled the soap to its highest ever audience appreciation figures.
Figures released on Monday by the BBC show that, for the April to June quarter, audiences gave three of the corporation's four television channels their highest appreciation figures since new methodology was introduced five years ago.
Some parts were meant to be funny, others to inspire music appreciation; figures like Pasteur and Zola received similar tributes in a cinematic age that had a high regard for genius if not for fact.
Neither age nor general psychopathology predicted scores for body image appreciation (see Figures 3 and 4).
In the history of logic, Łukasiewicz's pioneering studies opened up a new and more fruitful interaction between the past and the present, and the rediscovery and new appreciation of figures from logic's past "in the light of modern formal logic" has continued to this day, though not all of Łukasiewicz's own views on how to approach Aristotle or the Stoics have stood the test of time.
The episode was watched by 4.22 million viewers and its Appreciation Index figure was 84.
It also received an Appreciation Index figure of 87, higher than most of the Doctor Who Christmas specials.
Any disbelief over Gerrard's initial exclusion was overwhelmed by appreciation of the figures who unexpectedly dominated the opening part of the evening.
The BBC collects appreciation index (AI) figures from an online panel of 19,000 adults, who are asked to score programmes they have watched or listened to out of 10.
The newly proposed Appreciation category in Figure 8 can now be extended as in Figure 9. Figure 9 Re-categorisation of Appreciation 2. This paper has presented a two-stage process of modification and refinement of the original Attitude framework (Martin and White, 2005).
