Sentence examples for adequate measure from inspiring English sources

Because the ROC curve of a diagnostic test is invariant with respect to any monotone transformation of the test measurement scale, it is an adequate measure for comparing diagnostic tests being measured even on different scales.

But even that may no longer be an adequate measure.

Test scores strongly reflect other factors, such as class background, and thus can never be an adequate measure of a school's performance.

In 1968, Robert Kennedy took up the question of whether the gross domestic product was an adequate measure of how well the United States is doing.

First, he argues that Descartes's quantity of motion is not an adequate measure of force.

Also, temporal trends in coastal aquifer water levels may not provide an adequate measure of freshwater storage trends.

Second, Leibniz is similarly able to argue that the quantity of vis viva (mv2) is an adequate measure of force.

Therefore, the computational complexity proposed in this work is a more adequate measure in terms of computational effort.

A cut in employment protection does not seem to be an adequate measure to regain international competitiveness.

Thereby this approach promotes the decrease of production time but does not give an adequate measure to compare design alternatives.

A second adequate measure could be reducing the target diameter, thus a lower harvesting age and consequently lower tree heights with lower windthrow risks.