Sentence examples for establishing and measuring from inspiring English sources
The online social populace is necessitating the need for a new generation of establishing and measuring authority in the blogosphere before current blog metrics inaccurately paint a grim picture that they're influence is declining again as measured today.
While in literature IEDP is often performed on bulk samples, it should be emphasized that establishing and measuring tracer concentration variations in very thin films of 20 nm is far from trivial and rarely done.
Four quantitative indexes using several surface parameters derived from the cave heritage map and the surface of the natural cave (SC) were established and measured.
Long-term experiments for analyzing the effects of site, growing stock, and the amount and type of fertilizers have been established and measured at regular intervals.
When I work with corporations and executives, we use multiple tools and resources to establish and measure coaching program goals, create milestones and embed regular feedback for the coach, client and corporate sponsor.
In order to assess and provide a systematic estimate of food available for consumption in Hawai'i, it is necessary to first define, establish, and measure the various flows in the food supply chain.
For this reason, secondary effect measures are established and measured.
Simplifying the process increases the likelihood that service providers can establish and measure indicators to monitor the progress of the QI project.
At the first visit the physical demands of subjects' work and home activities will be established and measures of mobility, strength and aerobic fitness taken.
During this assessment, current and pre-injury ability to perform work and home activities will be established and measures of upper and lower body mobility, coordination, strength and aerobic fitness will be taken.
But different though it may be, Mr. Williams said, "security is a business process" -- a matter of setting priorities and strategy, establishing processes and measuring their effectiveness.
