Sentence examples for narrow measurements from inspiring English sources

An emergency response fund governed by the needs of those at the sharp end of disasters poses a direct challenge to the influence of national interests, donor agendas, and the technocratic fixation on narrow measurements of accountability that permeate the ranks of government aid agencies and foundations.

As seen in Figure 2, the confidence intervals offered relatively narrow measurements, especially around the mean stereological values.

Targets failed nearly everywhere partly because the most important objectives – education, health and so on – are not really susceptible to narrow measurement.

A potential drawback of this inventory is that it provides a fairly narrow measurement of QOL that is confined to two dimensions, activity and affect.

UNICEF is proposing a shift in the definition of poverty - away from a narrow measurement that addresses income exclusively to a definition that includes income poverty, deprivation and well-being.

UNICEF is proposing that a shift in the definition of poverty needs to take place - away from a narrow measurement that addresses income exclusively to a definition that includes income poverty, deprivation and well-being.

The FHFA index is a narrower measurement than the Case-Shiller index, as it excludes homes bought with riskier mortgages or all cash, as well as many high-end properties.

Data were available for most clinical process measures for a 14 month period ending March 2005, although 2 of the parameters included in this study had a narrower measurement interval January-March 20055). January-March 2005

Moreover, the narrow band measurements showed TV channels with substantially lower intensities than the GSM 900/1800 signals.

At the time his team studied it in June, the plume appeared to have narrowed from measurements reported early in the spill by a team that included Dr. Joye and Vernon Asper, a marine scientist from the University of Southern Mississippi, but Dr. Camilli's results otherwise matched their report.

Moreover, if "concrete" implies "real", this characterization is also too narrow, as measurement often involves the representation of ideal systems such as the average household or an electron at complete rest.