Separately, these had a big impact on net income, which is meant to be one of the most complete measure of profit under generally accepted accounting principles.
While poverty is still at epidemic levels, the supplemental poverty rate (the most complete measure of poverty, according to most experts) has fallen significantly in the last few decades, largely thanks to government welfare programs.
The FAQ walking scale provides the most complete measure of walking abilities.
So that leaves us with the three-month on previous three-month comparisons as the most robust and most complete measure of joblessness, which is why it's the one that ONS uses for the headline figures in the monthly labour market statistical bulletins.
In fact, the most complete specimen measures up to 12.3 m in length, up to 4 m tall at the hips, and up to 6.8 MT in weight.
The FFMQ is considered one of the most complete questionnaire because it measures five component skills of mindfulness: observing, describing, acting with awareness, nonjudging of inner experience and nonreactivity to inner experience.
Most often it is reasonable to specify that this will be the latest paper published, or the paper with the most complete data on the outcome measures of interest.
Although the NLSY-79 child file has one of the most complete sets of relevant risk measures available, we were not able to establish causality, model all of the risk factors identified in the research literature, or examine factors noted to be strengths.
Table 3 presents the results of the model of compliance with social security and employment regulations regressed on the enforcement measure using the most complete specification.
The researchers define adherents to be those with an affiliation to a congregation including children, members and attendees who are not members, and believe that the adherent measure is the most complete and comparable across religious groups.
