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First, it is proved that a sequence \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) of measurable functions converges in measure to \\(f\\) in the standard sense if there is a sequence \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\} \\in c^+_0\\) such that \\(\\mu([|f_n-f| \\geq \\varepsilon_n]) \\to 0\\). For \\(p>0\\), \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) is said to \\(p\\)-converge in measure to \\(f\\) if there is a sequence \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\} \\in \\ell^+_p\\) such that \\(\\mu([|f_n-f| \\geq \\varepsilon_n]) \\to 0\\). The latter convergence for a fixed \\(p>0\\) is strictly stronger than convergence in measure; furthermore there are sequences which converge in measure but which do not \\(p\\)-converge in measure for any \\(p>0\\). Some other results in the paper: If \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) \\(p\\)-converges in measure to \\(f\\) for some \\(p>0\\) and \\(p_0 = \\inf \\{p>0: \\{f_n\\} \\, p\\)-converges in measure to \\( f \\}\\), then there is a common sequence \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\}\\) that verifies \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) \\(p\\)-converges in measure to \\(f\\) for all \\(p > p_0\\). If \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) converges in measure to \\(f\\), then there is a lower limit sequence \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\} \\in c^+_0\\) in the sense that (i) \\(\\mu([|f_n-f| \\geq \\delta_n]) \\to 0\\) for any \\(\\{\\delta_n\\} \\in c^+_0\\) which eventually dominates \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\}\\) (for some \\(n_0\\), \\(\\delta_n > \\varepsilon_n\\) for all \\(n > n_0\\)) and (ii) \\(\\mu([|f_{k_n}-f| \\geq \\gamma_n]) \\not \\to 0\\) for any sequence \\(\\{\\gamma_n\\} \\in c^+_0\\) which is eventually dominated by some subsequence \\(\\{\\varepsilon_{k_n}\\}\\) of \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\}\\). Any two such lower limit sequences for a measure-convergent sequence \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) differ in at most finitely many terms. If \\(\\{f_n\\}\\) \\(p\\)-converges in measure to \\(f\\) for some \\(p>0\\) and \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\}\\) is a lower limit sequence for the in-measure convergence of \\(\\{f_n\\}\\), then, using \\(p_0\\) as above, \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\} \\in \\ell_p\\) for all \\(p>p_0\\), \\(\\{\\varepsilon_n\\} \\not \\in \\ell_p\\) for all \\(p