Sentence examples for key measurement of from inspiring English sources
Whether children, especially girls, can go to school is a key measurement of Washington's success or failure in Afghanistan.
Their material produces 99 amps per cubic centimeter at 0.8 volts, a key measurement of catalytic activity.
He has allowed that the Teaching Excellence Framework, which is to be the new key measurement of quality, should have an introductory year before it comes into force in 2018/19.
Adequate progress each year, a key measurement of schools' success under the law, "has allowed the achievement gap to be highlighted, but there's this issue of 'Are we accurately measuring what they know?'" he said.
We conceptualize "design efficiency" as a key measurement of design performance in terms of how well multiple product specifications and attributes are combined in a product design that leads to lower environmental impacts or better environmental performances.
The key measurement of the network performance is the throughput.
From the outset, one of the key measurements of success is to ensure an update on one DNS provider is mirrored in the other without manual intervention, to avoid increasing the admin burden when changes are made.
Her group also makes key measurements of chemical concentrations and reaction rates in environmental samples (natural waters, sediments, and aquatic biota) and humans (hair, blood) to parameterize and evaluate environmental models.
Using a cross-sectional study design, key measurements of vascular function were performed in middle-aged and older swimmers, runners, and sedentary controls.
Some of these questions will be quite general, i.e. the same for any instance of a particular procedure (e.g. key measurements of liver in ultrasound examinations), whereas some of them can be very case dependent.
But the gold-standard economic metrics that we hold out as the key measurements of prosperity -- the economy of Wall Street, of gross domestic product figures, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average is purely financial.
