Sentence examples for metrics by which from inspiring English sources

The metrics by which we choose to measure our success determine our priorities.

The suggestions affect four metrics by which your success is measured: wealth, military strength, popularity, and… churchiness?

"The metrics by which we judge success is by how many people participate rather than increased global exposure".

With beef, stakeholders (including Cargill, JBS, McDonald's, Intervet and Walmart) are in the early stages of identifying the key impacts, and the metrics by which to measure improvement.

What's more, Obama also proposes to enhance the transparency of lending practices by instituting standardised metrics by which prospective borrowers can compare loans, so that they are able to make informed decisions.

The obviousness of Westbrook's preëminent "value" this year is impossible to establish using the old metrics (by which, for the record, LeBron James deserves the M.V.P. almost every year).

Although many metrics exist by which to evaluate classifiers we report Accuracy and Positive Predictive Value (PPV).

Innovation breeds competition, and competition leads to new metrics and programs by which every company will strive to achieve a low-carbon economy.

Simple metrics are developed by which the perceived loudness and C-weighted sound exposure level of minimized sonic booms can be calculated directly from their waveform parameters.

Even in the instances where the language was more explicit, the metrics and processes by which faculty evaluated student competencies were not outlined.

The metrics would reflect the cues by which a user would have made his decision of estimating the accuracy of information.