Sentence examples for measuring and defining from inspiring English sources

With such different ways of measuring and defining disability there is little benefit in making comparisons between countries, or over time within a country.

The comparison between different studies is also complicated by the heterogeneous ways of measuring and defining sleep disturbances.

The present study introduces the new Worksite Health Promotion Capacity (WHPC) model, which is based on several other approaches to measuring and defining health promotion [e.g. [ 11- 13]].

When including patient voices in measuring and defining 'quality', governments and public health practitioners should be aware of how neoliberal rationalities at the heart of policy and services may discourage consumers from claiming rights to quality care by contributing to public unwillingness to challenge the status quo in service provision.

When including patient voices in measuring and defining 'quality', governments and public health practitioners need to be aware of how neoliberal rationalities at the heart of the policy and services context could prevent patients from seeing themselves as subjects of rights to quality care and as actors "with 'the right to claim rights" ([ 65]:371) to quality care.

To design an effective capacity management plan for small-scale fisheries one must understand what one is measuring and define its capacity.

These studies, nevertheless, still have their own specific objectives, and these objectives need to be defined upfront (e.g., by clarifying what outcomes will be measured and defining any success/failure criteria).

Not only that, but how do we measure and define poetry's engagement?

America has always been an argument about wilderness, what it means and how it is measured and defined.

A long day measured and defined by fractions that could drive all but the mathematicians mad began in the morning with Phelps winning by one-hundredth of a second.

Introduction: Professional behavior is difficult to measure and define.