Sentence examples for measure its effect from inspiring English sources

This lack of clarity means that it is difficult to measure its effect on the economy.

However, the near ubiquitous consumption of alcohol in particular means that it is difficult to measure its effect on sexual behaviour and safe sex and elsewhere alcohol has been linked to unprotected and regretted sex[ 13, 14].

"Intuitively, people feel there should be immense value in knowledge sharing, but no one has gotten their arms around how you do it in a large organization and how you measure its effect," said Steven L. Telleen, an analyst at the Giga Information Group, a technology research firm based in Cambridge, Mass.

Similar selective breeding of small species that can easily be kept in the lab, and that have rapid generation times, allow us to observe evolution in progress, and to measure its effect.

Past studies have often neglected to measure its effect on the permeability property of the soil.

Such analysis allows one to identify the key variables in UCS prediction and to measure its effect.

Mr. Robinson said the 888 campaign had been successful, but he acknowledged that it was difficult to measure its effects.

It is, therefore, difficult to understand how to measure its effects.

After all, influence is not in the eye of the beholder, it is in the ability to inspire action and also measure its effects.

Coe and Helpman (1995) use R&D expenditures as a proxy for the stock of knowledge with the intent to measure its effects on productivity.

But once that replacement plan is available, independent experts, including those at the Congressional Budget Office, will be able to measure its effects.