The old rule of "measure twice, cut once" is your friend here.
Based on scoring rules of standard HrQoL measures [ 26] and in line with the European QoLISSY manual, the QoLISSY Total Score is calculated as a mean of the three core module means.
A cardinal rule of measuring public opinion is that 'context is king.' Binary characterizations of public opinion are not only specious, but can often be dangerous in a world where polling numbers can influence national policies and laws.
The condition would be that the recipient country put in place basic anti-corruption, rule-of-law measures and institutions that will attract private investors, who have replaced governments as the key source of capital for growth in the world.
Every rich country with the arguable exceptions of Italy and Greece scores well on rule-of-law measures; most poor countries do not.Mr Rodrik reviewed the contributions to growth of governance ("institutions", he called it), geography and openness to trade.
The U.S. didn't lead the world on any of the rule-of-law measures, ranking near the bottom of the developed world on most -- including even fundamental rights.
SentiStrength [20] is a lexicon-based classifier that synthesizes additional (non-lexical) linguistic information and rules to measure the strength of positive and negative sentiment in short informal English texts on a scale of ± 1 (neutral) to ± 5 (extremely positive/extremely negative).
Labour instituted Cabinet Office rules for measuring the consequences of every legal change on courts, businesses and so on.
Use a tape measure or extendable slide rule to measure the width of the window opening at the base, middle, and top.
One standard deviation is roughly the gap between India's and Chile's rule-of-law scores, measured by the bank.
Remember the golden rule of sewing: measure twice, cut once.
