Sentence examples for measures for how from inspiring English sources

The measures for how to implement the innovation of training model for professional personnel of computer are proposed in detailed.

In a 2010 paper published in the open access journal Plos-One, Geoffroy Berthelot, a computer science researcher at Irmes Insep in Paris and his team studied thousands of top track and field and swimming performances recorded between 1891 and 2008, and came up with three statistical measures for how atypical an individual race or swim was, leaving any doping accusations aside.

Stage, PS and co-morbidity score can all be considered as proxy measures for how ill a patient is, which may influence referral behaviour.

"In marriage there's no measure for how well you're doing," he said.

That provides a measure for how many Lumia handsets the company was expecting to sell.

Mostly, it will provide the latest measure for how the unproven Eli -- entering his third season -- stacks up against a perennial Pro Bowl player like Peyton.

There is no precise measure for how much cleavage is too much, but Sister Dolores knows it when she sees it.

The instruments could also be measured for how they affect capital allocation, and whether they might add useful information to the marketplace.

But the emphasis that each consultant has brought to his respective campaign is what accounts, in some measure, for how the two candidates have succeeded to this point — and also, perhaps, for how they haven't.

And insurance firms, among them Progressive in America and Coverbox in Britain, ask customers to install equipment in their cars that can measure for how long, how fast and even where a car is driven.

Most of them have provided valuable insight and advice, though I'm not sure we have a good measure for how much of it was followed.