Sentence examples for using a new measure from inspiring English sources
Obama is not, however, expected to revive his call to trim Social Security benefits by using a new measure of inflation, a decision that has cheered liberal activists and many congressional Democrats.
The administration's offer in the fiscal cliff talks — and the approach long advocated by Republicans — calls for using a new measure of inflation, called the "chained" Consumer Price Index, to calculate the COLA.
This study was designed to examine how college women's valuing of graduate education predicted their intentions to attend graduate school, using a new measure of the valuing of graduate school.
Using a new measure of satisfaction with the U.S. order by Michael Bailey, Anton Strezhnev and Erik Voeten, we find that the single best predictor of an official investment in yuan is a country's (dis)satisfaction with the U.S.-led order.
The rebels claimed to have captured two more small towns.The World Health Organisation, using a new measure, reported that AIDS rose to become the fourth leading cause of death in the world as TB slipped to eighth position; in Africa, AIDS is the biggest cause of death.
Using a new measure of 'phylogenetic host specificity', we find that most primate parasites with more than one host are phylogenetic generalists, infecting less closely related primates than expected.
The purpose of the current study was to characterize the gait profile of patients with knee OA compared to matched controls using a new measuring system that can be applied in clinic settings rather than laboratory settings.
We use a new measure, called usefulness, to better reflect the QoS perceived by the end-users.
Here, we used a new measure of option generation that is quantitative, objective, and culture fair to investigate how humans generate different behavioral options.
This finding is corroborated by another study for the period 1970 to 2000 which uses a new measure of income sorting.
We use a new measure of donor funding that combines official development assistance (ODA) for health with additional donor spending on research and development (R&D) for diseases of poverty.
