Sentence examples for measuring key from inspiring English sources

Brookings has published a definitive monthly Iraq index for the duration of the conflict, measuring key indicators about operations and the progress of life in the country.

The employee responsible for finding a replacement part for a tower crane that ultimately collapsed on the Upper East Side in 2008, killing two workers, testified on Tuesday about his own difficulty with the basic math of measuring key components.

By adopting new global accounting standards this autumn for measuring key indicators like gross domestic product, public debt and the savings-to-income ratio, the ONS allows David Cameron to go into the election flourishing a strikingly better record than many have expected.

Risks to a program can be monitored by measuring key systems engineering measures in the development of products.

All of these studies are guided by Proctor et al.'s (Proctor et al. 2009) conceptual framework in terms of measuring key outcome domains.

Proinflammatory responses in immune organs to AMP-QDs were conducted by measuring key cytokines transcription levels including tumour necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) and interleukin (IL -1β.

"They need a way to reliably and independently measure key data points about their ads (including viewability).

The test schedule is designed to measure key cell attributes under highly dynamical excitations.

The current study measured key players of iron metabolism over time in several critically ill patient populations.

For lower limbs, for example, a simple measuring tape is generally used to periodically measure key dimensions.

PIAAC was designed to measure key cognitive and workplace skills needed for individuals to advance in their jobs and participate in society.