Sentence examples for how one measures from inspiring English sources
If person A trusts you, and person B trusts A, then that might affect how one measures your trustworthiness.
We have no doubt that the recent recession has made college and university charges less affordable no matter how one measures affordability".
To be fair, I'm not exactly sure how one measures the amount of emotions their partner shares, but you can see the full Huffington Post article, here.
Clustering methods are sensitive to how one measures similarity and what similarity threshold one uses [ 25, 28].
The answer rests on how one measures the president's gestures and accomplishments against the pressures he faced to do even less.
Most regulars on the blog appear to have remained renters through at least one full housing market cycle, depending on how one measures the cycling.
In case you were wondering how one actually measures a sheep's burp for methane, they put the sheep in a sealed chamber for 40 minutes to an hour to let the emissions collect.
Disagreement between parents and teachers in ratings of ADHD behaviour could have consequences for genetic studies, as the results of these studies partially depend on how one defines and measures ADHD symptoms.
The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) successfully improved how one can measure entrepreneurial activities, including the inherent motives behind such endeavors in a cross-country context.
In humans, only in the last decade has a reasonable consensus been reached regarding how one should measure β-cell functional mass in vivo (43).
Oh, and it cost a few trillion dollars -- maybe four trillion, maybe five trillion, depending on how one chooses to measure the cost -- and failed to achieve any of its political objectives, but helped wreck the U.S. economy.
