Sentence examples for devise new measures from inspiring English sources

One of the administration's goals, according to the government documents, is to devise new measures of the quality of care, using data reported by nursing homes.

In January, Bill, Jr., and his two children, Brian France and Lesa France Kennedy, showed up in Concord, North Carolina, to promote NASCAR's latest project: a ten-million-dollar, sixty-one-thousand-square-foot research center that will help devise new safety measures for stock cars (and police the tendency among racing teams to cheat a little bit under the hood).

This might help researchers to devise new preventive measures.

You'll also have to devise new ways to measure your performance.

The panelists agreed that the military needs to devise new tests that measure skills that soldiers will in fact need.

This may help validate the landscape models via comparison to measured nuclide concentrations or to devise new effective sampling strategies.

The algorithms are constantly searching for the best, most predictive solutions, while work is ongoing with the academic world to devise new techniques for bringing further scientific rigour to the models of measuring influence.

We are now combining these streams to devise new ways to conduct vaccine trials while leveraging who-infected-whom inferences to measure vaccine effects in new ways and with greater precision.

She helps advertisers devise new media programs.

She helps advertisers devise new strategies to connect with consumers.

As they devise new chips, however, designers face a problem.