Sentence examples for quarterly measures from inspiring English sources

Undeterred, Prime Minister David Cameron has decided to create a national happiness index providing quarterly measures of how folks feel.

We use quarterly measures of hires, separations, job creation, and job destruction downloaded from the Cornell Virtual RDC.

Quarterly measures of job creation and job destruction are available from the LEHD and the BED. Figure 2 presents the seasonally adjusted time series for these measures.

Financial markets tumbled in early August after the employment cost index, a quarterly measure of overall labour costs, leapt 1.1% between April and June, compared with 0.4% in the first quarter.

Last week, the so-called Tankansurvey, a closely watched quarterly measure of business sentiment published by the Bank of Japan, showed a surprising jump, but several other indicators have slipped, leading some analysts to predict that Japan's fragile economy will grow only slowly this year.

The median of the quarterly measured HbA1c levels in INT was 7% compared with 9% in CON (Fig. 1).

Freedman et al. (8) reported that each 5% increase in quarterly measured glycated albumin was associated with 14% higher risk for all-cause mortality in 444 prevalent diabetic dialysis patients during 2.3 years, whereas there was no association between A1C or blood glucose and death risk in this cohort.

The quarterly survey measures general confidence within the industry by asking participants how confident they feel about the outlook for their business.

Both baseline variables and quarterly BP measures were used as on-study covariates in proportional hazard models, including the subgroup analyses of the risk associated with separate SBP, DBP, and PP.

Next, both baseline and quarterly BP measures were used as time-varying (defined as On-Study) covariates in proportional-hazard models of time to first CVD event, including the subgroup analysis of the composite CVD end point risk associated with separate SBP and DBP.

The most recent quarterly report "Measuring Stability and Security in Iraq", presented to Congress this month, estimates that monthly levels of civilian deaths across the country have fallen by more than 70% since the surge reached its peak last summer.