Sentence examples for measuring the contribution from inspiring English sources

Though "Intelligence in War" carries the subtitle "Knowledge of the Enemy From Napoleon to Al-Qaeda," Keegan has written not a history, but several case histories, measuring the contribution that intelligence made to victory.

But the choice of base year is utterly irrelevant to measuring the contribution of Airbnb to rent increases," Stevens wrote.

By contrast, measuring the contribution of knowledge workers is less obvious.

Recent econometric literature focuses on testing whether Chinese growth depends on inward FDI rather than measuring the contribution.

"With culture you're also measuring the contribution to the human soul," says Prof Joe Goldblatt, executive director of Queen Margaret University Edinburgh's centre for planned events.

Although measuring the contribution of CSR engagement in dollars and cents is complicated, such activity can still be measured based on its result relative to the goal that has been set.

The analysis also reveals the presence of pyruvate cycling and its effects on measuring the contributions of various C-enriched precursor substrates to hepatic cytosolic acetyl-CoA production.

Transcriptome sequencing has been applied in studies on Brassica napus, such as investigating single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) [ 10], and measuring the contributions of homologues to gene expression [ 11].

It's essential to measure the contribution a museum makes to society — and easiest to count heads.

But Piketty points out how hard it is to measure the contribution (the "marginal productivity") of any one individual in a large corporation.

But as the Guardian's Lyn Gardner observed: "It is impossible to measure the contribution to the national index of happiness created by this giddy piece of free street theatre".