Few images gave specific values for quantitative or at least categorical measurements for the depicted cases and information on the distribution of the major measure of interest in the study population was available in only two thirds of these images.
The second major measure is that you frame the debate and the definitions of the problem.
Mr. Bush has threatened to veto the major measure, and the Democrats' plans appeared in flux on Wednesday.
"Qingdao Oriental Movie Metropolis is a major measure to implement the national policy of building a cultural power," he said.
The first major measure affecting Ireland after this exodus was the 1920 Government of Ireland Act, providing for partition and devolved government in both parts of Ireland.
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.
Soon the traffic for both sites will be reported together, allowing ABC to claim first-place status by at least one major measure.
But the jobs report isn't the only measure of economic activity, and another major measure — of gross domestic product — doesn't look quite so cheerful.
Mr. Sarkozy has staked his credibility as a reformer on the pension overhaul, announcing before the summer that this would be his last major measure ahead of the next presidential election in the spring of 2012.
Until now, economists have struggled to explain why unemployment was falling so fast when the major measure of growth, gross domestic product, was rising at an exceedingly modest pace.
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".
