Sentence examples for conceived to measure from inspiring English sources

POIS questionnaires were not conceived to measure or reflect specific dimensions of Te Whare Tapa Whā.

The main advantage of frontier analysis is that it offers a methodology specifically conceived to measure performance in a benchmark setting built upon all available observations.

The status of generalist versus specialist, for each algorithm, can be discussed using the local performance criteria Sself and Sacross, which are conceived to measure within-single-studies and generalizable prediction performances.

So far they have put openness first unsurprisingly, as projects involving public data are easier to conceive, to measure and to crow about.

Its main feature is a calculated measure conceived to quantify the risk of hypoglycemia.

The LEFS, a region specific measure, was conceived to assess the lower extremity functional status of patients and the reliability estimates have been high when investigated in the THA and TKA population [ 34].

This measure, named Fuzzy Silhouette, is a generalization to the fuzzy case of the Average Silhouette Width Criterion, originally conceived to assess crisp (non-fuzzy) data partitions.

It coincides with the annual Closing the Gap report – a fact check on the state of Indigenous affairs conceived to add practical measure to the symbolism of "sorry".

Unlike the original Hausdorff formula and the complete linkage that mainly account for the analogy degree of the most different elements of the sets and the single linkage that instead accounts only for the most similar elements, our Hausdorff-like measure has been conceived to equally weigh both the presence of common/similar elements in the sets and that of different elements.

The seasonal lack of water and the agricultural needs of the farms around the Park made it necessary, during the planning stage of the restoration project, to consider the practicability and the effectiveness of some measures that were conceived to optimize the operation of the restored waterways, without altering the historical structure of the system.

The likelihood of such an occurrence should be clearly recognized, and measures should be conceived to cope with such circumstances in the event that they occur.