Sentence examples for it measured how from inspiring English sources

James M. Citrin, managing director of the communications and media practice at Spencer Stuart and a co-creator of the new index, said it measured how competitive the market was for executive talent.

But in a review requested by Congress, the inspector general found that the V.A.'s system for measuring waiting times for evaluations "had no real value" because it measured how long it took the department to conduct the evaluation, not how long the patient waited to receive it.

Instead of holding schools accountable by carefully measuring their improvement and creating mechanisms for change, it measured how many students had reached an arbitrary bar called academic "proficiency," which left many disadvantaged schools looking bad even when they were improving, and made many affluent schools look good even when their students stayed at about the same level.

It measures how similar an object is to its own cluster (cohesion) compared to other clusters (separation).

It measures how sharply peaked a distribution is, relative to its width.

It measures how much hemoglobin has reacted with glucose.

It measures how much someone is affecting the conversation.

As such it measures how efficiently they are being used in an economy.

Put simply, it measures how effective a nation is at making stuff and providing services.

For stock prices this is called volatility, and it measures how erratically the price fluctuates.

"It measures how much the ball is squeezed by an 18-pound load," the industry standard, Mr. Bishop said.