Sentence examples for be better measured from inspiring English sources

Risks must be better measured, and better managed.

How might CEOs and boards deploy headhunters and hire executives differently if chemistry can be better measured?

Mr. Stringer also wants the city to collect data on crashes in bicycle lanes so that their effect can be better measured.

In the view of advisers to the mayoral candidates, there are few neighborhoods in New York where the quality-of-life improvements of the past eight years can be better measured than in the 66th Assembly District.

Some risks can be better measured and calculated than others.

The question remains: how can the broader economic impacts of landscape architecture, and really design in all its forms, be better measured in national data?

But among the loose-knit collective's many participants, success is better measured by competition and improvement, with the "show-and-prove" aesthetic of hip-hop at their creative core.

On this purpose, IVC diameters are better measured in the infrarenal IVC, where compression is more pronounced.

This commonality may well arise because longer genes have more MTP sites and are better measured with either MTPs or oligo-dT primers.

Performance in follow-on courses and career success may be better measures of learning, but time must pass to make such measurements, and it is difficult to track students over time.

A few economists also consider the household survey and the unemployment rate to be better measures of the labor market when the economy is emerging from a recession.