Sentence examples for broad metrics from inspiring English sources

And there's also sort of big broad metrics, like overall value.

Those broad metrics also suggest that foundations are not using the more powerful forms of value creation beyond selection.

It is striking that what little work there is on comparative healthcare systems tends to be at a very high level of abstraction, using very broad metrics.

It also means they need to develop broad metrics or summaries that usefully describe the relevant issues, in much the same way that most firms analyse customer trends today.

This study has demonstrated that broad metrics have been applied in LMICs, however identified the need for the development of more comprehensive measures that are locally applicable.

Interestingly the assessment of the variation of nursing density with three broad metrics of vulnerability, that is, poverty rates, remoteness, and urbanization across the counties showed no statistically significant associations (though significant associations of nursing density with urbanization and poverty rates become evident on including the tertiary level nurses).

While not explicitly treated here, these broader metrics are valid and necessary elements of determining the societal value of better environmental predictions.

CONCLUSIONS: Guideline adherence and dosing safety appeared to provide independent and complementary information on hospital bleeding and mortality, supporting the need for broader metrics of quality that should include measures of both guideline-based care and safety.

Another illustration: pairing up companies' own regional revenue performance with broader metrics about labor costs, weather and economic growth, so companies can tell if their strongest and weakest areas are standing out because of internal factors -- or are simply being swept up in broader trends that have little to do with the company's own dynamics.

As a rule these studies have not specified psychophysical functions of stimulus sensitivity and discrimination capacity, and have tended to report broader metrics of performance such as numbers of hits and misses across subjects.

Broad statistical metrics back up the idea that income inequality has increased and that the middle class is languishing.