Sentence examples for closely measured from inspiring English sources

The notion of framing has begun to be more closely measured around the game.

In a telephone interview Mr. Hurwitz said that "Running Wilde" was built to be different from "Arrested Development" and that he did not expect that it would be as closely measured against his earlier series as it was.

"In that context the non-statutory Skills Framework has not been very highly valued or closely measured.

Seismic activity, the level of traffic on the roads, the number of aircraft in the air, ships out of port, and troops outside bases are closely measured.

Based upon basic chromaticity, it would be possible for us to assign the skin pixels to its closely measured distance.

We will be closely measuring the success of our campaign – if in six months we haven't moved the dial in a positive way, I'll eat my hat.

This requires following people with new onset R.A. closely, measuring their progress and response to medications and obtaining blood tests and other samples to find the best clinical and biological predictors of response to treatment and long-term outcomes.

This is important, because in the U.S. political system, where elected officials closely measure constituent feedback, meetings with real people are much more effective than letter or phone campaigns.

Not only does better use of technology enable NGOs to share information internally, it makes it easier for them to coordinate efforts with other groups, improve sector efficiencies and more closely measure outcomes.

To more closely measure rates of influenza rather than rates of utilization for influenza, we counted only one visit per person per influenza season.

To move toward a more direct measure of impact would require the practices to closely measure performance and behavior.