Sentence examples for using an alternative measure from inspiring English sources

The ONS said that the gap with the rest of the G7 was even wider – 19% – using an alternative measure of productivity, output per worker.

AARP, the lobby for older Americans, sent letters to all committee members opposing a change that would reduce the annual cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security, by using an alternative measure of inflation.

One option, discussed by the White House and Congressional Republicans over the summer, would calculate the annual update in benefits using an alternative measure of inflation, known as the "chain-weighted version" of the Consumer Price Index.

The robustness of our findings is then tested using an alternative measure of job loss that is both unexpected and involuntary.

In this analysis, we have provided comparative efficacy data for 4 atypical antipsychotic agents using an alternative measure of efficacy; duration of time until loss of response.

Regarding misclassification, Burkhauser and Cawley [ 1] briefly note that the negative correlation between employment and obesity increases for men, but not for women, when using an alternative measure of obesity.

Perhaps younger people could use an alternative measure of the cost of living that reflects their reality - where housing costs are by far the biggest burden.

Moreover, this relationship holds when we use an alternative measure of the quality of the public sector, the index of government effectiveness of the Worldwide Governance Indicators; see column (4).

Rather than relying on the official poverty numbers released by the Census Bureau, the CEA would rather use an alternative measure based on how much families spend, not how much money they have.

In addition to AUC, which is generally considered to be the best measure of overall performance, we have also used an alternative measure to analyze our results.

We also used an alternative measure of gene expression for the same data set: maximum gene expression at any of the 27 temporal stages and sexes.