Sentence examples for clearly measures from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, measures of economic performance that reflected these environmental costs might look markedly different from standard measures".

His suit, which was filed by David Rosen, the lawyer who brought the case more than 30 years ago that first helped integrate the department, contends the oral part of the test more clearly measures the skills required to do the job.

Clearly measures such as coral species richness and benthic substrate ratio were sensitive to proxies of pollution and herbivory while coral cover was most dependent upon natural environmental regimes.

Clearly, measures that are intended to assess the process of referrals like care coordination and outcome measures are needed in order to better evaluate current referral quality.

As the setting of care is largely determined by the extent of dependency and, for example nursing needs, then clearly measures of dependency will be important in this process.

Measurable tumour was defined as a tumour mass that could be clearly measured in two dimensions by adequate imaging techniques and response evaluation was according to the WHO criteria (Miller et al, 1981).

It has an objective with clearly measured outcomes.

He was charging on to it, clearly measuring up a volley.

Like his music, Mr. McCrea speaks slowly and clearly, measuring each word before he says it.

"It is strange," Denton says, clearly measuring his words in the light of the ongoing legal argument.

It will absolutely certainly impact patient safety negatively, even if that impact can't be clearly measured.