First, a few words about how economists measure income: The most commonly used metric is gross domestic product, the annual market value of all final goods and services produced within a country.
Contraceptive use in Pakistan is already low and fell by a further 7.2% last year, according to government statistics on the country's Couple Years of Protection (CYP), an internationally used metric for contraceptive use.
In the world of restructuring, few academics hold the stature of Edward I. Altman, the professor who created a widely used metric for predicting when a company might file for bankruptcy.
The company also reported $1.7 billion in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, the commonly used metric in the steel industry, a figure that was in line with analysts' consensus forecasts.
Although Sri Lanka has used metric measurement since the 1970s, land still is still commonly measured by perch, an old Roman standard that is the equivalent of 25 square meters, or 270 square feet.
A Sicilian-American friend, Nino Provenzano, who is also a poet, recalled that Mr. Ancona, who used metric measurements back home in Sicily, used to say when he saw native New Yorkers doing things he thought were strange: "What do you expect?
EVM is a commonly used metric to characterize distortions.
MAUC is a commonly used metric for assessing multiclass approaches.
Structural parameter, or S, is a widely used metric for assessing a membrane׳s suitability for use in osmotic processes.
The prediction of KronRLS might therefore depend on the used metric.
Similarly, for use case testing, the used metric is use case coverage.
