Sentence examples for measure we found from inspiring English sources

By this measure, we found consistently more sales turbulence in high-IT industries and a marked increase in the mid-1990s.

Using this measure, we found that the least wealthy appear to be the most dependent on fishing, and consequently benefit the most from the invasive crayfish.

On both an implicit and an explicit attitude measure, we found that brands paired with good-ending stories were liked more than brands paired with bad-ending stories, and this effect was largest for brands presented after the ending.

Turning to the cost measure, we found a significant difference in both the number of visits and the duration of visits during the intervention period.

For Shannon's information measure, we found a similar trend with marginal significance between Rxo1 diversity and precipitation, and no relationship between AFLP diversity and precipitation (Fig. 6).

Repeating the analysis using this measure, we found that the KL divergence across all the linguistic families considered remains almost constant around 3.6 bits/word, as shown in Figure 2B.

I've been studying this for nearly 40 years, and for almost any measure, we find that mindfulness generates a more positive result.

Using this measure, we find evidence that in the years after the enactment of the Dodd–Frank Act, regulatory burdens increased substantially more in financial services than in the overall economy.

Focusing on TMS2, THE CONTRARIAN TAKE's preferred money supply measure, we find that it increased at an annualized rate of 15.6% in November, bringing the three-month rate of change to an annualized 15.2%.

Turning to our longer-term twelve-month rate of growth metrics – more indicative of the underlying trends – and focusing on our preferred TMS2 measure, we find that TMS2 continued to march higher, albeit at a more moderate rate, in May growing at an annualized rate of 11.1%.

Turning to our longer-term twelve-month rate of growth metrics – more indicative of the underlying trends – and focusing on our preferred TMS2 measure, we find that TMS2 continues to march higher, in April growing at an annualized rate of 11.0%.