Sentence examples for be fair measures of from inspiring English sources

Standardized methods that are presumed to be fair measures of merit or ability must be reexamined with a new perspective that takes into account the diverse backgrounds of aspiring scientists.

Even if just recording the incidence of AEs in the balance between efficacy and tolerability is not the ideal measure of tolerability it is fair measure for the potential for AEs of a triptan in the migraine population and in several cases the incidence of AEs has determined the recommended doses of the triptans.

Therefore we think PC and F-measure are fairer measurements of prediction accuracy than mSr and sSr.

There appeared to be a fair measure of equity of access to consultations with the general practitioner, dietitian, chiropodist, or ophthalmologist.

It was a fair measure of how becalmed they were as Slovakia seemed to be cruising towards a win that has put them level with Wales on three points at the head of the group.

Now, beta is not exactly a measure of volatility (a portfolio of short positions could have a negative beta and still be immensely volatile), but it is a fair measure of the market-related risk you incur by owning equities.

The theory was what you earned working for the company is a fair measure of your worth to it.

The assumption is that in a freely competitive economy in which no one is barred from engaging in economic activity, the income received from such activity is a fair measure of its value to society.

But it is not debatable to claim that the overall net jobs loss number Romney cites is a fair measure of the success or failure of Obama's policies.

The success of these compromises depends upon there being a fair measure of background agreement between decision-makers over the important values served by the law both measures would be too weak in the face of widespread and deep value disagreement.

You could draw questions from the posts like "Should teachers be evaluated based on how their students do on standardized tests?" or "Have the standardized tests you've taken been a fair measure of what you know and can do?" and have students react to and discuss them.