Sentence examples for differing measures from inspiring English sources

Among the major issues still to be resolved before the Legislature's constitutional adjournment deadline of Wednesday are differing measures to raise the salary of public-school teachers and some details of the tax-reduction legislation.

Using data gathered from about 3,300 federal cases in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (EDPA) and the Northern District of Georgia (NDGA), differing measures of settlement emerge depending on whether one is interested in (1) settlement as a proxy for plaintiffs' litigation success, or (2) settlement as a measure of litigated disputes resolved without final adjudication.

While the median gestational age at birth for our cohort was similar to that in Kapellou, our study included fewer scans, employed differing measures of neurodevelopmental performance, and based upon prior published reports, 14 our population exhibited lower performance rates at age 2 years.

As studies compared differing interventions in differing settings with differing measures of renal function, a random effects model was employed for all analyses.

He refused to take sides on the escalating debate around the differing measures before Congress, saying only that he looked forward to working with Mr. Thomas and Mr. Grassley when each chamber had passed legislation and lawmakers were meeting to resolve their differences in conference.

The crocodile has been tamed, but not before it was fed fat on myth and merit in differing measures.

Unfortunately, the experimental elicitation mechanism itself can contribute to differing measured time discount rates as a meta-analysis study has shown (Percoco and Nijkamp 2009).

* The sample size for different measures differ slightly at each time point due to missing values.

Lutein appears to affect visual function in ways that may differ for different measures.

All special interests are getting a second and third chance to influence the farm bill as negotiators try to work out a common policy from the differing House and Senate measures.

Indirect measures differ from direct measures in that they do not rely on verbal self-reports as a way of inferring attitudes [12].