Sentence examples for previous measures of from inspiring English sources

Previous measures of the proliferation of lending shops have relied on local surveys.

It means governments might no longer be able to rely on previous measures of economic strength to get re-elected.

Previous measures of CSR fail to incorporate the cost implication of fixing customer complaints/issues; however, we include this important and unique measure in our research.

Our new data provides an empirically valid estimate of the time spent on these activities, allowing us to reconcile differences between previous measures of oversight.

(Google, Cobban notes, has since adapted DBS's customer hours concept). The shift in focus entailed an accompanying shift in the meaning of performance, as the previous measures of success were no longer relevant.

Unlike previous measures of firm births based on large, nationally representative datasets, the new measure captures business creation at the individual-owner level, includes both employer and non-employer business starts, and focuses on only hi-tech industries.

Labor costs rose 3percentt, down from the government's previous measure of 3.3percentt.

However, as much as 60% of the value of proposed tax cuts will be eroded by inflation over the next five years, and if the coalition government had retained the previous measure of inflation abolished in 2010 the entire tax cut would have been swallowed up by inflation.

Lacking a previous measure of perceived health may lead to overestimate the effect of LEs experiences on girls.

*Data on confounders and outcome (for those participants with a previous measure of depressive symptoms) imputed (n=6472).

The consequent sustained reductions in Isc exhibited an EC50 of 5.7 μM (2.2 14.6 μM) in WT mouse colon, consistent with a previous measure of potency at mouse Gpr119 receptors (7.9 ± 0.7 μM) (Overton et al., 2006).