Meanings of new metric in English

The introduction of new metric signs and speed limits will improve driver behaviour on Ireland's roads, it was claimed today.

From these metabolic rate predictions, we derived a new metric for assessing and comparing reef health called the microbialization score.

A new metric of clot distribution on each microCT slice termed normalized clot ratio was defined to quantify this distribution.

If the new metric is highly variable, the bioequivalence limits may be set based on the known within-subject variability for the reference product.

There's growing concern that motorists will face excessive costs to change their speedometers when the new metric speed limits are introduced in September.

The company is reporting daily active users for a new metric that counts the number of people using one or more of the products.

In its annual global threat report, released Tuesday, CrowdStrike introduced a new metric of hacker sophistication: what the firm calls "breakout" speed.

It created a new metric called "the fossil fuel production gap" highlighting the difference between rising production and the decline needed to restrict global warming.

Turns out that networks and advertisers are using all- new metrics to design hit shows.

For quantitative analysis, we design new metrics to measure the contrast of an image with ringing.

Background: It is critical to develop new metrics to determine whether HDL is cardioprotective in humans.

To do this, he's added two new metrics.

Now some institutions are exploring new metrics to measure how adding the hands-on experience is changing behaviors.

He said he expected boards to increasingly adopt compensation plans tied to new metrics like worker health or carbon emissions.

In a filing, the company called the changes appropriate given the economic uncertainty and the difficulty in crafting new metrics.

It's presenting new metrics to help make the case and touting over 2,000 patent applications.