Sentence examples for be understood by measuring from inspiring English sources

While the mean error rate is an informative estimator of the underlying processes of a cognitive task, more quantitative aspects and insights of the workings of the decision process can be understood by measuring the dependence of errors with the critical variable involved in the decision.

Both patient and proxy measures may be valid (that is, accurate, reproducible, correct, true, representative) representations of two people's perspectives; these perspectives can only be understood by explicitly measuring observer differences in appraisal.

I couldn't quite debate at the UN but I could speak, read and write Arabic and be understood by most useful measures.

The discrepancy between the present theoretical values and the measured data might be understood by the different length scales of the systems (nanometers in our model systems versus hundreds of nanometers in experimental CNCs).

Readability scores indicated the measure can be understood by the average 11 to 12 year-old.

Time and temperature controls, as well as sanitization of work surfaces and hands, are basic measures that should be understood by all who touch food.

It is well established that the behaviour of the strata in BG panels can be properly understood by measuring the various diagnostic parameters such as the stress on pillars, bed separation and convergence in galleries and load on the supports.

The process is understood by maritime professionals.

These variables can be understood as measures of quantitative experience.

MI can be understood as a measure of the information shared by two random variables x and y.

(Russia cannot be understood with the mind, / She cannot be measured by ordinary measure: / She has her own particular stance — /All you can do is believe in her).