The Treasury seems, however, to have limited interest in expanding the range of metrics used.
In New York City, a system that incorporates a range of metrics, called Advance, was adopted in 2013.
"Across a range of metrics, the Green Mountain State excels, according to...the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"We also demonstrate this government's commitment to transparency and openness by the publication for the first time of a range of metrics relating to ICT in government.
It holds countries into account via a scorecard that rates countries over a range of metrics - banning monotherapy drugs, which encourage resistance, for example.
This has led to a wide range of metrics, e.g., degree distributions, clustering coefficients, homophily measures, and so on, to describe and extract insight from realistic networks.
That's why she and her colleagues had decided to drop the 6.5-per-cent figure and replace it with the "qualitative guidance" that the Fed would consider a much wider range of metrics than simply the unemployment rate.
"Given the range of metrics required, it was felt that reporting could be particularly burdensome for small and medium-sized businesses and so the requirement should be restricted to large employers," the response said.
Our analysis also showed that functions whose employees had the highest average scores performed about 24% better than other functions across a wide range of metrics, including effectiveness, productivity, employee engagement, and market-share growth.
Researchers used existing measures of democratic experience compiled in the V-Dem database and plotted them against a range of metrics such as government health spending and disease outcomes.
We derived a range of metrics characterizing local terrain and vegetation from LiDAR and RapidEye imagery for Calvert and Hecate Islands, British Columbia.
