Sentence examples for aim at measuring from inspiring English sources

Fracture surveys often aim at measuring spatial information (such as spacing) directly in the field.

This is one of few studies which aim at measuring acceptability and recruiting participants to reporting own travel data.

With this experiment, we aim at measuring the actual residual interference experienced by OT, to better characterize the previous results.

This information is used for health resource grouping (HRG) of patients with an aim at measuring extra resource need for each episode.

Visual information measures These metrics aim at measuring the image information by modeling the psycho-visual features of the HVS or by measuring the information fidelity.

Contrary to research that attempts to find the most influential users in complex networks [27 29] that often uses only the user social network, we use detailed time information on user actions and aim at measuring the strength of user influence over individual users.

The CoClear calculator isn't the first tool aimed at measuring companies' environmental impacts.

All the surveys are aimed at measuring the breadth of employment plans, as opposed to the magnitude of such plans.

At least that is the conclusion of a new study by Princeton researchers aimed at measuring age discrimination, one of the toughest forms of workplace bias to prove.

The study, published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, asked 292 people to answer questions aimed at measuring how self-involved they were.

The study aims at measuring the anxiety level of students in relation to exams.