Sentence examples for judging the effect of from inspiring English sources

Say-on-pay, though nonbinding, lets investors influence executive pay, while the pay-gap ratio is crucial to determining whether executive compensation is excessive and to judging the effect of pay gaps on company performance and the broader economy.

Judging the effect of this laboratory evolution on the thermal niche of these bacterial populations therefore depends on one's perspective.

All this makes judging the effects of NAFTA very difficult.Take real wages.

The delayed publication of the figures, which cover the period from 22 October 2012 to the end of February 2013, means the public has no independent way of judging the effects of tighter sanctions.

By such standards, when it comes to judging the effects of Occupy, it's far too soon to tell -- and as with so many moments and movements, we may never fully know.

Lloyd Clark wrote: "On the battlefield, Epsom ended, rather ignominiously, in a sort of draw" and that judging the effects of Operation Epsom is hampered by disagreement about Montgomery's intent.

Fairness applies not only to the business of judging the effects of medicines but to the business of judging the business by which they are judged.

The importance of 'reference therapy' or its absence (placebo) for judging the effects of metformin follows from the preceding paragraph and was mentioned above.

However, it has to be noted that for tissue imaging in contrast to other mass spectrometric profiling techniques, the histology of the underlying samples can provide a measure for judging the effects of data treatment such as normalization.

It is still hard to judge the effect of the Hernandez case.

It would allow investors to more accurately judge the effect of pay structures on company performance.