Sentence examples for measuring or comparing from inspiring English sources

A bit different from measuring or comparing yourself against others is letting go of tracking every penny in and out.

And if there's no way of measuring or comparing treatments, what's to prevent surgeons from pushing bad procedures they mistakenly believe in?

Rather, it aims to highlight feasibility of the framework for visualizing the flow as well as measuring or comparing vorticities, and with high system versatility to be executed on future batch of case subjects.

In addition to the concerns about appearance, BDD is marked by time-consuming repetitive compulsive behaviors (mirror checking, excessive grooming behaviours, measuring or comparing the perceived defect), and avoidance (of social situations, mirrors, posing for photographs, bright lights) [ 4, 5].

Not knowing what to measure or compare results to can be discouraging for teams who are new to the sector.

You can buy sunscreens that claim to block both UVA and UVB, but there's little FDA regulation of such claims — and still no rating system (like SPF) to measure or compare a sunscreen's effectiveness against UVA.

Hence, risk-based approaches clearly define 'safety' or other performance criteria, and provide a measure by which safety, cost-effectiveness and other management considerations can be measured or compared.

Still, he has no good way to measure or compare specific gravities of bodies of different kinds and his notebooks during this early 17th-century period reflect his trying again and again to find a way to bring all matter under a single proportional measuring scale.

The researchers' conclusions were based on an analysis of official data regarding overall pass rates and basic test taker characteristics such as gender, age and educational qualification but did not involve any attempt to measure or compare the difficulty of different versions of the test through an analysis of individual test taker scores.

Previous studies [ 21- 29] have compared sampling methods (e.g. tow nets, D-nets, hand nets) but did not use the same methods to measure or compare sampling effectiveness.

The categories reflect the stages of assessing whether a specific harm outcome was measured or compared, and finally the nature of the results presented (table 1).