That's a different measure from the more commonly reported gross domestic product (GDP), but a better proxy for living standards.
This is a different measure of popularity from prominence — the quarterback and the cutest cheerleader may or may not qualify — and identifies a gifted class of a different kind.
The head of pay and research at IDS, Ken Mulkearn, said its register of pay rises, which are running at 2.5%, is a different measure to the ONS assessment of average wage growth.
That has generated disillusionment and dissent, including protests this summer that, while violent in two cases, were a different measure of Iraq's new freedoms.
But the medical research community has learned that dietary cholesterol is a different measure than blood level of cholesterol, which is associated with increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
The DR is related to the effective reproductive rate, R t), but is a different measure.
Skeletal growth is a different measure of development in early life.
It is a different measure to cost saving interventions, which refer to reductions in current spending due to changes in the expenditure on a patients treatment [ 25].
This is a different measure for consistency than used in the empirical study, but we chose it because it is the standard measure for consistency in studies of behavioral syndromes.
A Chinese programme of home-based psychoeducation and family workshops reported an 8.7% refusal rate for those invited to join the programme, and although the refusal rate is a different measure to the participation rate, low levels for the refusal rate suggest high rates of participation [ 40].
