Sentence examples for correct measure of from inspiring English sources

She made a persuasive argument that this was not the correct measure of her inner life.

A correct measure of the hydrodynamical drag and electrical force experienced by the particle in electrophoresis is made.

However, "judging by the outcomes" is not necessarily the correct measure of how much credibility has been gained in this process.

Statistical evidence suggests that the Friedman-Schwartz stylized facts can be reestablished once the focus of analysis is back on the correct measure of domestic monetary aggregates.

Arch-royalists are telling people that in a sufficiency economy the correct measure of your standard of living is happiness, not income.Superstition is never far away.

In order to obtain a correct measure of stereotype strength, it appears necessary to use simulations very close to the real hardware.

Diamond (2013) explains that the Beveridge Curve may be using proxies rather than the correct measures of those searching for work and the right measure of job openings.

Of the 443 respondents, 413 (93.2%) stated correct measures of preventing malaria, 13 (2.9%) gave wrong measures and 17 (3.8%) gave no answer.

Recoding of preventive factors is a pragmatic solution to calculate the correct measures of interaction on an additive scale.

Further work is required to more accurately interpret these findings and ensure we use the correct measures of axonal integrity in future studies.

At one extreme are viewpoints such as, "We must correct measures of statistical certainty (significance levels for p-values (α-levels) or confidence interval widths) whenever multiple comparisons are made using the same dataset" and even, "statistical analysis can only be legitimate for a short list of pre-specified hypotheses".