Sentence examples for measuring gains from inspiring English sources

Although the network surely wanted to close the gap on Monday, it seems to have a patient strategy — measuring gains in inches, not feet, at a time.

While measuring gains from year to year is a simple idea, the actual analysis is complex because it requires scores for each Tennessee student for each year and subject, linked to a specific teacher for each test.

We seek to understand the extent to which both students and their teachers have mastered these concepts and to offer a method of measuring gains in life sciences content knowledge at the pre high school level.

Measuring gains in productivity from using the Internet has proved elusive, as it has for other e-commerce businesses.

Among the anthropometric measures of maternal nutritional status, variables measuring gain in weight and arm circumference were negatively related to NBPb.

It is called "value-added-assessment", and theoretically, it measures gains students make that can be attributed to a teacher.

For several months, senior officials of the eight leading nations have thrashed out compromises but are still debating how to measure gains in African policy making.

Another reason for skepticism is a weakness in the Jaeggi study's design: it included only a single test of reasoning to measure gains in intelligence.

Because the new calculations were being used for the first time, the audit bureau said it could not measure gains and losses in total circulation.

There are provisions that could allow a rich country to gain credits for investing in emissions-reducing projects in poorer ones, but the rules remain mired in disputes over how to measure gains and what kinds of projects should qualify.

To describe and validate a new scale, Gain in Alzheimer care Instrument (GAIN), and to measure gains in dementia caregiving.