Sentence examples for measurable tasks from inspiring English sources

To do this, Ms. Mayzler would have to pinpoint the definable, repeatable and measurable tasks that she regularly executes in her current role.

For example, auditing systems enacted for 'transparency' may focus attention on more measurable tasks at the detriment of others (e.g. publishing lots of papers instead of taking time to find new audiences for their work).

The economists Bengt Holmstrom and Paul Milgrom describe the general problem of misaligned incentives in more formal terms – workers who are rewarded only for accomplishment of easily measurable tasks reduce the effort devoted to other tasks.

They have all the right people on the bus, with measurable tasks and rewards.

Web conferencing serves a broader "C-level"–the cubicle and is oriented to more specific and measurable tasks.

But many believe the real significance of Beijing's Paralympics lay in the less easily measurable task of changing attitudes towards China's 83 million disabled citizens.

We're no longer educating children -- we're just getting kids to pass tests, because that's a small and measurable task that you can "succeed" on, including changing scores, teaching to the test, etc. Educating a child is a huge task that really has very little to do with test-taking capacities.

The MSA [ 13] addresses the fundamental challenge of defining and calculating the contributions of network elements to a defined measurable task, given a data set of multiple-perturbations experiments and their corresponding performance scores.

Caring as contextually intertwined was also described as prioritising measurable medical tasks and essential patient care while retaining composure in encounters with patients and when needing to leave essentials of care unaddressed.

In our study the nurses described how they found themselves forced on a daily basis to focus on measurable medical tasks and to learn how to control their frustration when they were required to leave the essentials of care unaddressed.

Given that no adult ADHD studies have investigated cognitive flexibility with traditional task switching paradigms, we hypothesized group differences on both central cognitive control processes measurable with such tasks: mixing costs (i.e. maintaining task-set) and switch costs (i.e. updating task-set).