Sentence examples for failure to measure from inspiring English sources

Measurement errors, failure to measure important variables and potential confounding were among those acknowledged most frequently.

There is the failure to measure creativity.

Obviously, this sexual pressure had something to do with what I thought of and still half think of as a failure to measure up.

The commission warned Kean that it could lose its accreditation for failure to measure student achievement adequately, but did not set a timetable.

Obviously, this sexual pressure had something to do with what I thought of — and still half think of — as a failure to measure up.

Auditors concluded there has been a failure to measure whether the government is saving money while the application of the sanctions regime varies across the country and from job centre to job centre.

It took 40 years for Kennedy's words to reach Washington DC: in March 2008 a US Senate committee discussed GDP's failure to measure environmental damage, poverty, income inequality, health and the quality of life.

High-speed photography is employed to observe deformation and failure, and to measure specimen strain.

Most of the studies used failure rates to measure changes in the quality of medicines without distinguishing between counterfeit and substandard drugs.

The second is the government's failure to accurately measure the extent of anti-Sikh violence in America — a gap that must be remedied.

However, mounting criticism cites the PCL-R's cumbersome administration procedures and failure to adequately measure core features associated with the construct of psychopathy (Skeem, Polaschek, Patrick, & Lilienfeld, 2011).