Sentence examples for explicitly measure from inspiring English sources

Private pollsters are not allowed to explicitly measure his public support, but Victor Yuan, the president of Horizon Research Consultancy Group, a Beijing polling firm, told me, "We've done some indirect research, and his support seems to be around eighty per cent.

ALPs explicitly measure student employment outcomes, including placement rate and average salary, and they work.

In addition, state-of-the-art experimental techniques from experimental economics and psychology are used for eliciting preferences and to explicitly measure emotions and personality traits.

This study is the first to explicitly measure the influence of material dynamic yield strength (DYS) and screw element geometry on the breakage process in twin screw granulation.

To sustain biodiversity in places undergoing rapid land use change, mitigation should explicitly measure both intended and unintended effects on diverse taxa.

The contribution of my paper is that I explicitly measure the β values on the basis of quasi-hyperbolic discounting and quantitatively relate them to smoking behavior.

The fact that NPA scores provide quantitative measurements for the response of entities that are not explicitly measured or measureable can be exploited in the construction, calibration, or evaluation phases of such models.

By explicitly measuring the dynamic capillary pressure, the measurement window of the recently developed multi-sample micro-slit rheometer is extended to the regime where capillary forces are significant.

As an alternative, multiple publications suggest explicitly measuring the relation between the sensors[14, 68 70].

Accordingly, the proposed model focuses on two strategies: learning an ensemble of locally specialized models and explicitly measuring outlierness.

Sixth, at least one specific type of cybercrime is explicitly measured, not 'cybercrime' as a global concept.