Sentence examples for Measure matter from inspiring English sources
Frick, J. R. and N. R. Ziebarth (2013): "Welfare-Related HealtheInequalities: Does the Choice of Measure Matter?" European Journal of Health Economics, 14(3): 4314442.
And if so, should three-eighths of an inch this way or that in hand size, height, weight, wing span, vertical jump or anything you can measure matter at all?
He predicts that BECs might develop a whole repertoire of uses: for example, atom interferometers, which could measure matter waves similarly to the way laser interferometers measure light waves.
Measures designed specifically to measure mattering at work are reviewed, and recommended measures are highlighted.
Our notions about sleep are in large measure matters not of knowledge but of fantasy, mythology and marketing.
This is a good reminder that bestowing resources and authority in equal measure matters, and that connecting job demands with the real impact on customers is always a motivator.
"There have been many attempts to measure matter-antimatter asymmetry, but, until now, no one has succeeded.
As it happens, the choice of inflation measure matters for the interpretation of this episode, as alternative measures gave policymakers somewhat different signals.
It is clear from Figure 1 that the choice of effect measure matters most when the subgroup risks differ markedly.
Needless to say, these measures matter a great deal.
To see if the measures matter, ARIC researchers tracked cardiovascular problems.
