Sentence examples for metrics to judge from inspiring English sources

4. Use the right metrics to judge success To understand how to grow these innovations requires a focus on using the right metrics to judge success.

"There are only three metrics to judge a cloned polo pony by," he offered.

It shows that using standardised progress metrics to judge teacher performance is grossly unreliable.

The company is known for its high-pressure culture and merciless use of metrics to judge the performance of its young executives.

It could commit to these initiatives up front, through congressional resolutions and presidential signatures, which would include agreed-upon metrics to judge success.

As a mayor and as a governor, he has been known for bringing a McKinsey-esque reform to Baltimore and to Annapolis, instituting programs that use computer-aided metrics to judge government performance.

At the same time, metrics used to judge possible defaults are indicating more risk.

In addition, pretax, preprovision earnings — one of the metrics used to judge banks' health in last year's stress tests — would not even have to grow from current levels.

Metrics used to judge this objective would include "institutions at the national, provincial and local level, including ability to hold credible elections in 2009 and 2010"; we already know what that report card looks like.

The metrics used to judge the performance of examined SQA algorithms are Pearson correlation coefficient and root mean squared error (RMSE) between measured and estimated rating factors, denoted hereafter respectively as ρ and Δ.

Rates, proportions, and percentages are the tools--they are the metrics used to judge one group against another.