Sentence examples for measured primarily from inspiring English sources

Growth economists doing research in that field try to develop models that explain the fluctuations in economic activity, as measured primarily by changes in GDP.

These are full-time commitments in which success is measured primarily by growth coming from a timely and effective entry into a hot market category.

If one grows up in a culture in which one's self-worth is measured primarily by one's desirability to men, then your energy is consumed into this horizontal competition with other women that can never be totally won.

Although there is a growing consensus that the ageing brain retains considerable plasticity of function, currently measured primarily by means of functional MRI, it is less clear how age differences in brain activity relate to cognitive performance.

The potential for competing interests is underlined when the guide makes clear that IWP success will be measured primarily in terms of the number of claimants who increase their earnings.

Over the past decade, many states have invested in their own systems for improving school performance -- sometimes with incentives as well as penalties: for instance, California is expecting to spend $677 million this year on bonuses for schools and teachers showing the greatest improvement, as measured primarily through test scores.

The test obviously measures primarily academic mechanical ability and actual mechanic performance is not involved.

Thus, the CAQ measures primarily qualitative, not quantitative, aspects of creative achievement.

AFM can be used to measure primarily the physical or topographical, as well as some chemical, properties of the sample surface.

We would expect that a solution phase assay, without the specificity of a capture antibody, would measure primarily MMP-9 activity.

Fourth, investigators measured adherence primarily by self-report (although with correlation with biomarkers).