But, when he talks about the President now, he's more measured than some of his fellow-Democrats.
Romney's comments were far more measured than some other Republicans, who have openly accused the president of disrespecting religion and using the issue for political gain.
We note that the subjects chosen within the sample may not necessarily themselves follow a normal distribution as measurement method comparison studies often select subjects that give a wide distribution of the quantity measured rather than some random selection.
Those instruments based on direct valuation of health states (i.e. EQ-5D and SF-36) tend to have lower signal to noise ratios (indicating greater variation in the utility measures) than those using some form of mapping, however this is due to differences in methods of derivation.
Store-bought scallops may require less cleaning measures than fresh scallops; some only need to be run under water.
R.L.K. from Chappaqua, N.Y., doesn't get those who complain about security measures: "Other than some small delay getting on planes, I hardly notice much difference between the way I ran my life pre-9/11 and now".
[C3.] Gains in Poor Neighborhoods Found A new study shows that people in the 10 poorest neighborhoods in New York gained economic ground faster, by some measures, than those in the city's wealthiest neighborhoods in the second half of the 1990's.
The rout in corporate bonds, particularly high-yield or junk bonds, has been worse, by some measures, than even the distressed market of the Great Depression, said William H. Gross, co-chief investment officer of the Pacific Investment Management Company.
By Sam's death in 1979, at the age of 84, he'd amassed a newspaper empire that stretched from Newark, New Jersey, up to Portland, Oregon - larger, by some measures, than that of William Randolph Hearst's.
