Sentence examples for indicator yardstick from inspiring English sources
What a kilometre distance means to urban dwellers in Lagos would differ significantly to the structures and population densities that are available in the rural settlements, yet they apparently have the same indicator yardstick.
In search for an indicator or yardstick of the relative drying capacity of different wall configurations, a new calculation method by mapping was developed.
What the reports seem to suggest, taken together, is that there is no useful yardstick, and no clear indicator of whether the arrow points down or up.
It is a process that we are well equipped to measure, using such yardsticks as the multiple indicator cluster survey, or MICS, which proved its utility in the Mid-Decade Review -- as well as an innovation that we call the "child-risk measure" -- a concept that we hope will eventually offer a more effective way to assess child welfare.
In this study, four-month mortality was used as a yardstick for the alternative maintainability indicator.
Indicators are potentially effective yardsticks for measuring park conditions and explaining the implications of various conditions on sustainable park management.
With 600 pages of text and graphics and a 939-page appendix of tables, Indicators provides lots of yardsticks by which to measure those changes.
Writing last year, Aditya Chakrabortty posted that we should seriously start looking at other indicators: For all its prominence, GDP is only one yardstick of economic performance and it is no guide to social progress.
In a welcome change, a rising tide on Wall Street lifted both old economy yardstick Dow Jones Industrial Average and new economy indicator Nasdaq Composite Index today.
A better yardstick is education.
