Sentence examples for a fixed measure from inspiring English sources

"It is simply wrong to see contact hours as representing a fixed measure of quality.

Even the idea of "sea level" as a fixed measure is somewhat flawed.

'IQ has traditionally been thought of as a fixed measure of someone's intelligence,' said Philip Morrow, the show's executive producer.

Relative humidity is a physically meaningful variable, and for some organisms it can be biologically significant; however, relative humidity does not provide a fixed measure of atmospheric water vapor content.

His campaign pamphlet, entitled "A Strategy for America's Future" (note the daring italics), says unfunny and unconvincing things like "Tie the value of the dollar to a fixed measure".

Money needs a fixed measure of value.

The assumption was therefore made to use a fixed measured end-diastolic pressure and hence normalise the wall tension in control and CA hearts.

According to this view, range health and/or degradation can be measured by progress toward the climax state, and carrying capacity can be measured as a fixed quantity irrespective of rainfall (except possibly drought).

Previous studies have found that time-varying measures of Global SRH are a superior predictor of mortality compared to a single fixed measure [ 15- 18].

Height was measured using a fixed tape measure with participants standing shoeless on a hard surface.

Wouldn't a fixed valuation measure, say a P/E ratio, be a better guide?