Sentence examples for merits for measuring from inspiring English sources

Despite their individual merits for measuring adherence and sensitive behaviour, none of these self-assessment techniques are capable of generating in-depth understanding of behaviours or reasons for behaviours.

Two merit figures are devised for measuring the degree of BLF present in an EMG record.

A discussion of the various merits and drawbacks of different methods for measuring cellulose surface area is beyond the scope of this report, and these aspects have been covered in detail elsewhere [ 51, 52].

The Alexithymia Questionnaire for Children [49] merits one further consideration: it is the only tool for measuring the alexithymic construct in developmental age.

Methods for measuring pregnancy planning have varied widely between studies and each has different merits and shortcomings [ 41].

They don't judge artistic merit; they measure how effectively a writer communicates basic ideas.

This is the highest doubles figure-of-merit measured to-date for a 3He-free neutron multiplicity counter.

Absolutely nothing -- assuming that merit can be measured.

32 × 32 ROIC dissipates only 1.1 mW and the figure of merit for power dissipation is measured to be 465 fJ/LSB, compared to 930 fJ/LSB and 1470 fJ/LSB of the state of the art.

Suppose that the teams are seeded based on what we'll call "merit", the measure for which is Sagarin's ratings.

That had its merits for its time.