Sentence examples for interested in measures from inspiring English sources
Clinicians themselves will be interested in measures of their own clinical patterns, implementers will be interested in how well the CDS is working, and administrators and quality assurance staff will desire measures of safety such as those required by accrediting bodies.
Academics interested in measures of GDH (gross domestic happiness) were once forced to turn to the esoteric example of Bhutan.
We are directly interested in measures of match-specific quality in this paper, however.
We are particularly interested in measures such as capacity, signal to noise ratio, and estimation of the signal power.
Given these policy initiatives, policymakers are interested in measures to track the quality of shipping networks over time.
The results of the HuffPost/YouGov poll also suggest that people who aren't registered to vote are still interested in measures that could make it easier for them to sign up.
An argument against using fixed-effects models in our analyses is a possible bias in the measurement of the coefficient we are most interested in measuring, the recovery indicator, as reported and explained in Asgeirsdottir et al. [7] with a detailed mathematical rationalization of the choice for a pooled model in their supplementary online material.
Like Global Insight, they are interested in measuring the impact of one thing (exposure to Wal-Mart) on another (the health of local retailing).
Scientists are especially interested in measuring the amount of hydrogen gas in the plume, which would tell them how much energy and heat are being generated by chemical reactions in hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the moon's ocean.
Tuchel could have bemoaned a series of poor first touches from Marco Reus in dangerous situations, or other small shortcomings, but he was much more interested in measuring his team's performance against the Bayern benchmark.
