The 16 record test sample also gave us preliminary information needed to determine that the final sample size of 50 records would be adequate to show significant changes in our major measures.
Under the worst-case assumptions of zero marginal differences in the major measures of resource consumption between the treatment alternatives, the incremental cost of providing early EN to all eligible patients was US$2,499 955% CI US$1,839 to US$3,786) per life saved.
In other words, two major measures of a stock's attractiveness have doubled in the last 12 years, but the index has not kept pace.
"Voters are faced with a choice between parties with differing degrees of enthusiasm for implementing major measures in a very tight time frame," said Kevin Featherstone, who heads the Hellenic Observatory at the London School of Economics.
But the economy is much weaker than it was at the outset of the last recession in December 2007, with most major measures of economic health — including jobs, incomes, output and industrial production — worse today than they were back then.
As governor, Mr. Romney raised more than $700 million in revenue through two major measures: first, he increased fees on a variety of government services, like the price of a commercial driving license; second, he closed dozens of corporate tax loopholes, requiring corporations to pay bigger tax bills.
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Unsurprisingly, it is less popular in Congress, where it was the only major measure in Newt Gingrich's Contract with America not to make it through the House.
William O. Douglas, an early chairman, noted at the time of the passage of one major measure in the 1930's that it had become law only "after a bitter struggle on the Hill against as strong a lobby as ever moved into Washington, D.C".
Due to the important role of depression in major illnesses, screening measures for depression are commonly used in medical research.
