Sentence examples for measuring different things from inspiring English sources
It is not that one firm overlooks something but that the firms are measuring different things.
Leaving aside the idea that if PepsiCo was a country it would also have a navy and an Olympic curling team, the mistake is to compare a corporation's revenues with a nation's gross national product, because they are measuring different things in different ways.
Once you know who is measuring different things, you might be able to go talk to them about their data.
Which all sounds a bit topsy-turvy until you consider that the two figures are measuring different things.
Given their reproducibility and proven accuracy, different microarray platforms appear to be measuring different things by nature of their design and function.
BCL2 and P53 are shown as individual markers dissimilar to all others thus measuring different things.
Such a wide discrepancy is not simply because the various bodies measure different things, but also because the picture of women in South Africa is so mixed.In the "founding provisions" of South Africa's 1996 constitution, "non-sexism" is given equal billing with "non-racialism".
"I do not think they have confirmed or refuted my conclusions;... we have measured different things".
In other words, the process is the same, but Twitter is trying to measure different things: "Most of [Datalogix's] studies on other platforms have focused on impressions and exposures".
Quantified self devices and smart wearables are merging into a similar category, and Frankel sees this as part of a larger push "not to electronically measure different things about you, but to understand your DNA".
Although the researcher noted that correlation in neither case was strong enough and that cloze tests measured different things from the reading test, quite strangely, the cloze tests were judged to be superior to the reading test used because, the researcher argued, cloze tests were easily constructed, and the writer's meaning was not misinterpreted (p. 64).
