Sentence examples for measuring experience from inspiring English sources

So Katz and Jones, with 44 combined years of measuring experience, brushed against overgrown bushes as they rounded curves, and yelled at a stray runner: "Get off the line!

However, studies measuring experience have demonstrated that square of age is negatively associated with uptake of new technologies (Morris and Doss 2001), implying that capacity of a household to adopt new technology is likely to decline after a certain age.

A shift from an emphasis on measuring clinical activity to an emphasis on measuring experience and outcomes for cancer survivors, including through the routine use of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs).

We have now extended this previous investigation on the effects of visual experience on photoreceptor cell terminal size at the distal lamina by measuring experience-dependent changes in synaptic frequency of tetrad synapses and glia cells at the electron microscopic level.

However, until now a generic questionnaire capable of measuring experiences of patients with all types of cancer was not available.

The CQ-index, a Dutch standardized method for measuring experiences of patients/clients with health care, will be used.

To develop a Consumer Quality Index (CQI Cancer Caree questionnaire for measuring experiences with hospital care of patients with different types of cancer.

The four items measuring experiences of others' reactions to the participants' HIV had unacceptably high rates of missing values and were excluded from further analyses.

That same conventional thinking, he declared in a rhetorical hop-skip-and-jump, "measures experience only by the years you've been in Washington, not by your time spent serving in the wider world".

The company plans to take a fresh look at how it measures experience, going forward.

2. The Insomnia Severity Index (ISI) measures experience with sleep onset and sleep maintenance.