Sentence examples for effective reference point from inspiring English sources

An important objective of the alpha test is to foster communities of expertise and establish a core NCDB user community that can serve as an effective reference point for future users of the NCDB PUF.

If it does vary across individuals, the comparison of VAS scores between individuals is problematic, since though the 0 and 100 anchors are well defined, they are actually used by the respondents to define the effective reference point qp evaluated as 50.

These frameworks and standards are relatively new, but have provided effective reference points for the type of inter-organizational work that characterizes DRM.

"First you need good reference points.

It's an inexact reference point, but an effective one, evoking 1980s nostalgia (it's getting harder to find people who pretend to dislike that Paul Simon masterpiece) and an unfussy approach to Afro-pop.

What it means is we will allocate resources using renal dialysis as the reference point that defines what is cost-effective and what isn't.

Director Michael Apted thought the use of "Nobody Does It Better" as a love theme throughout The Spy Who Loved Me very effective, and he wanted Arnold to use that as a reference point.

In a commentary piece in Sunday's Financial Times, Robert Zoellick laid out five effective reforms, and added that a new system, "should also consider employing gold as an international reference point of market expectations about inflation, deflation and future currency values.

Our study of ISW1a remodeling demonstrates that Gal4DBD is an effective barrier for ISW1a-mediated nucleosome remodeling and the ISW1a is able to use Gal4DBD as a reference point to reposition nucleosomes.

The universal reference point".

History is another reference point.