Sentence examples for measuring or evaluating from inspiring English sources

The second reason is the difficulty of measuring or evaluating pulmonary capillary filtration pressure.

A metric is a way of measuring or evaluating a particular phenomenon or thing.

The data sources most often mentioned for measuring or evaluating IC include patient satisfaction surveys, staff satisfaction surveys, administrative data, human resources data, performance data, and patient outcomes data [ 7, 10– 17, 19, 19, 30, 37, 38, 44– 47, 53, 55], which suggests that human and relational capital are measured more often than organizational capital [ 11].

Measuring or evaluating performance of a Cloud service is a non-trivial and highly ambiguous task.

Despite this interest, there have been no proposed or adopted standards to measure or evaluate RS, in the oral or laboratory environment.

Since the two variables vary in different manners, it is therefore necessary to design two classifiers to measure (or evaluate) them.

However, the price for simplicity is the need to calibrate eight parameters that, although have some physical meaning, cannot be measured or evaluated a priori.

These management systems focus on processing collected data, but are unable to measure or evaluate the rate of structural deterioration for a specific bridge.

A criterion or canon of truth is an instrument for definitely determining that something is true, and the Hellenistic schools all provide some view on how it is that we are to measure or evaluate whether something is true or not.

Lesions noted at baseline and 1 week after each course were measured or evaluated by CT.

The use of other topical or nutritional antioxidants was not measured or evaluated between the two groups.