Sentence examples for measurable target from inspiring English sources

Targets may be absolute (e.g. the MDG target for material mortality ratio states: "Reduce by three-quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ratio"), in which an explicit, measurable target is specified using a measurement metric that is scientifically acceptable and politically understandable.

Patients were required to have at least one bidimensionally measurable target lesion (documented by CT or MRI according to WHO criteria), measured within 21 days of inclusion in the study; physical examination, ultrasound and chest X-ray were not considered as objective tumour assessments.

There needs to be greater transparency in process and a measurable target should be introduced to oblige commissioners to work with small and medium-sized charities.

A more measurable target might be to read and understand five recent articles in that field.

This involves assigning measurable target values for each performance attribute associated with a particular function or feature.

For PERCIST criteria [8], the measurable target lesion is the single most intense tumour site on pre- and post-treatment scans, which means that the target lesion is not necessarily the same pre- and post-treatment.

Additionally, for dealing with the dynamic and more unpredictable nature of ecosystems, we suggest the adaptive delta management approach that consists of flexible measures, measurable targets, monitoring and intervention, as a framework for embedding ecosystem-based alternatives for flood risk mitigation in the daily practice of engineers and coastal planners.

Reasons for major disagreements included errors in tumour measurements, errors in selection of measurable targets.

Reasons for major disagreements included errors in tumour measurements and errors in selection of measurable targets.

There also needs to be measurable targets that the government takes responsibility for being met.

We need NCDs, and appropriate measurable targets, to be included in the next iteration of the MDGs.