Sentence examples for measures it made from inspiring English sources

Given the exceptionally high correlations between the individual MM measures, it made sense to combine them by forming a weighted average, which flipped the sign of the negatively related green CTX module.

Indeed, by some measures it makes less sense.

By the same measure it made a return of just 8.6% last year, compared with JPMorgan's 10.3%.

By any reasonable measure, it made the building look worse, gleaming and tacky, but actually improving it wasn't the point.

We can track it, measure it, make sense of it.

Though BP gets to nominate Dudley's successor, it will have to be incredibly measured when it makes its choice.

To make connections between psychiatric risk genes and brain measures, it may make sense to prioritize brain measures with robust case control differences.

"If there was low interest financing of some of these measures, it would make it very attractive to developing countries".

By any normal measure, they had it made.

The nuclear agreement must be judged as an arms-control measure: does it make a nuclear Iran less likely?

This isn't a perfect way of measuring representation -- it makes a lot of assumptions about how these two measures compare to each other.