Sentence examples for measuring the true from inspiring English sources

Because the study has several measurements on behavior and substance use repeated over time, the accuracy of measuring the true underlying value will be increased, which will add to the statistical power for these measurements.

Measuring the true ROI of "pinning" behaviors, whether Pinterest proper or Pinterest-like (e.g. EverShare), is going to take some time.

The simplest method of measuring the true magnitude of angular deformity is to image the deformity across the plane of maximal angulation and measure it directly.

Then, during the 1970s and 1980s, Bill James wrote a series of Baseball Abstract books that provided a new perspective on evaluating players and measuring the true impact on their teams' chances of winning.

To do that, the design of the study must be innovative, capable of measuring the true cost to society; to estimate the main cost components and their incidence over total costs; to envisage the different subjects who bear the costs; to identify the actual clinical management of illness; and to explain cost variability.

Nobody felt very confident about measuring the true economic value of these mortgage instruments, and BofA was apparently hoping for a year-end price recovery.

They should provide a good barometer to measure the true quality of this Crew team.

But as in most athletic departments, the accounting makes no attempt to measure the true resources used.

The adjustments he proposes would come much closer than we do now to measure the true, and shocking, poverty rate.

His sample did not include international adoptions so it's hard to measure the true demand for Asian babies.

But given today's challenges and the rapid pace of change, a yearly formal address is no longer sufficient to measure the true state of our Union.