Sentence examples for preferred measure from inspiring English sources

Measurement becomes a process of convergence towards a preferred measure which anchors the measurement.

For this reason, it has been suggested that DLMs should be the preferred measure of PM exposure if daily PM measurements are available (Roberts 2005; Schwartz 2000).

Inflation by the Fed's preferred measure has been running below 2% for three years.

By AOL's preferred measure of earnings, which excludes many charges, the company's results matched analysts' expectations.

Mr. Buffett's preferred measure of success probably understates Berkshire's intrinsic value.

India's wholesale-price inflation rate (the Reserve Bank's preferred measure) is 7.8%, a four-year high.

The Fed's preferred measure of inflation excludes food and energy, which tend to have volatile prices.

This was below the 95% target, and the lowest proportion ever under the government's preferred measure of A&E performance.

Analysts monitor Vivendi's preferred measure of profitability, which is adjusted to exclude most nonrecurring and nonoperating items.

Look at the velocity of M2 — the ratio of nominal GDP to Milton Friedman's preferred measure of the money supply.

Mr. Gannon's preferred measure for his high-net-worth clients is to analyze the earnings yield of various securities.