Sentence examples similar to preferable comparative measure from inspiring English sources

That's a comparative measure.

"That's really the comparative measure.

As a comparative measure, Jacobson and Chang also studied the forced temporary closure of restaurants due to health code violations.

In essence, it scores extremely poorly on almost all of the comparative measures when compared with other developed states.

It is also, always, comparative: measured against other people's relative lack of achievement or outright failure.

Furthermore, with Robo-Advisor 2.0 there is complete transparency resulting in greater accountability coupled with better comparative measures.

Furthermore, angular measurements are independent of linear measures, such as the individual foot length, and seem to be generally preferable compared to mere distance measures.

Note that it would have been preferable to measure take-up in terms of full-time equivalents (FTE).

It is greatly preferable to measure recidivism over a period of years, not months".

As such, it would have been preferable to measure perceptions of autonomy and relatedness.

A number of authors have argued that the prevalence ratio is the preferable effect measure to use in prevalence studies.