Sentence examples for measures it makes from inspiring English sources

17 While TTR takes into account actual days in the target INR range (typically by assuming values vary linearly between two measures 19), its calculation is more complex than other measures; it makes assumptions about INR values between actual tests and can be biased by extreme out-of-range INR values.

Indeed, by some measures it makes less sense.

Among the many implications and consequences of such measures, it makes it tricky for us statisticians nowadays to find out how much is being swallowed, smoked, snorted or injected.

Second, even if test scores, or average number of years of education completed, were meaningful measures, it makes no sense to look mostly at how countries rank against one another.

Given these efforts, the production constraints discussed and the less trade-distorting potential of Blue Box measures, it makes sense to request that these Blue Box measures be used.

The issue of peripheral neuropathy and the lack of an easy test to measure it makes using ddC or ddI in young, preverbal children a daunting proposition.

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

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

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

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

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