Sentence examples for appropriate yardstick from inspiring English sources
Surely the success of Teach for America measures up well when the appropriate yardstick is used.
CED is also an appropriate yardstick for comparing products [30] and scenarios [31, 32].
An IARC classification of "probable" human carcinogen, which implies uncertainty and the possibility that future research may exonerate the "culprit in question," is certainly not an appropriate yardstick to guide valuable and limited resources.
38 There is a need to develop appropriate yardsticks for measuring these risks in Indo-Asian populations.
ϕ6 is a well-known strain that was separate from the sample of natural isolates, and thus represented an appropriate, albeit initial, yardstick to estimate reassortment in cystoviruses.
Copies of these policies were obtained for references, and they became the yardsticks to assess what was appropriate for any given case.
In comparing governments, it is appropriate to ask how each is performing by these yardsticks.
A better yardstick is education.
What yardstick are you using?
That's a useful yardstick".
