Sentence examples for measured and defined from inspiring English sources

The way poverty is measured and defined affects the policies that are enacted to reduce it.

America has always been an argument about wilderness, what it means and how it is measured and defined.

Bateman writes about present-day politics in addition to his historical work, examining most recently, how polarization in American politics is measured and defined.

A long day measured and defined by fractions that could drive all but the mathematicians mad began in the morning with Phelps winning by one-hundredth of a second.

For wild-type (wt) enzyme, H2 release activities of about 860 (Hydand and 2600 (CpI) µmol H2 per mg per min were measured and defined as 100% activity29,31,32,33.

Plant height was measured and defined as the length from soil surface to the tip of highest leaf.

Not only that, but how do we measure and define poetry's engagement?

Introduction: Professional behavior is difficult to measure and define.

Marsali is also deeply involved nationally and internationally in measuring and defining positive digital cultures, responsible regulatory frameworks, data privacy, data compliance, and effective education initiatives that both empower and protect consumers.

To design an effective capacity management plan for small-scale fisheries one must understand what one is measuring and define its capacity.

Pw is always known and is simple to measure and define (Antia 2015a, b).