Sentence examples for data to measure from inspiring English sources

Anything we have had time and data to measure.

There is no data to measure the impact of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The study uses satellite data to measure air pollution concentrations.

In one case, the attackers sent a single huge burst of data to measure the capacity of the network.

The bill highlights the difficulty in collecting quantifiable data to measure the disadvantages a group experiences.

It also collected lots of other data to measure whether a teacher was effective.

Integrating a wide range of data to measure medical and financial performance.

Most foundations (those at the lowest level) conduct occasional evaluations, perhaps collecting anecdotal and some numerical data to measure the results of the programs they underwrite.

It has done that by keeping the key Giuliani-era crime fighting program, Compstat, a system that uses data to measure where crime is most persistent.

The Welsh government announced on Friday that an independent review would be carried out into how the NHS collects and uses data to measure mortality.

Already measured by the much-maligned Gross Domestic Product (GDP) indicator, which gather together economic data to measure what the country produces.