Sentence examples for cannot be properly measured from inspiring English sources

Many progressive educators, including influential figures like Howard Gardner of Harvard University, argue that education should lead to forms of deep understanding that cannot be properly measured by standardized tests.

Unemployment is so high that it cannot be properly measured.

Substitution effects between different forms of ownership could have been possible but they cannot be properly measured with the instruments at hand.

At present, such a preference is not well understood and cannot be properly measured.

In fact, clinical coordination is a multidisciplinary construct, and certain relevant dimensions and attributes of clinical coordination across levels of care such as the effective use of transferred information or redundant visits cannot be properly measured through indicators.

It is important to everyone that equalities are properly measured".

Now, these are properly measured, large-batch cocktails".

While we examined claims from 2004 2008 for evidence of metastatic bone disease, estimates of prevalence in this study cannot be properly interpreted as measures of the prevalence of 5-year history of metastatic bone disease, because not all individuals included in this study were continuously insured within the data sets studied.

This variety of parameters depends mainly on the quantity and quality of data (e.g. peak intensity cannot be properly assessed when rainfall data are measured at daily intervals) and on the physical constrains of the study area, above all the landslide typology (Lagomarsino et al. 2015).

A measurement result cannot be properly interpreted if not accompanied by its uncertainty.

For these websites, discoverability and navigability are critical aspects that cannot be properly captured by any of the previously proposed evaluation measures.