Sentence examples for measures and can from inspiring English sources

The DASH contained 27 pure construct measures and can, therefore, be used to measure each ICF construct without measurement confound.

Residue closeness is distinct from various sequence and structure measures and can thus complement them in identifying key protein residues.

Unsaturated zone models are useful tools in predicting effects of measures and can be used to optimise agricultural practice aiming to minimise the impact on the environment.

The differences in explosion reactivity influence the design of explosion protection measures and can be used to introduce suitable modifications for safe operations with torrefied biomass.

That should mean that fewer schools will be judged as "needing improvement," a label that requires schools to carry out costly remedial measures and can result in removal of their staffs.

Because of the nature of evolutionary approaches, the proposed approach allows nonlinear and linear combinations of other single evaluation measures and can search within many and different combinations of basic operators to find a good enough one.

But some types of ecological damage are hard to measure and can take years to document.

"Performance along this dimension is easy to measure and can be closely linked to an easily stated national policy goal," Romer points out.

Credibility is very difficult to measure, and can often be misleading.

First, risks can be measured, and can explain why some assets have either higher or lower expected returns than others.

The first issue is validity; whether or not the test measures the specific criterion it is supposed to measure and can predict future job performance or success.