Sentence examples for narrow metrics from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schanke said the debate had gone off track largely because most of the research had examined narrow metrics to determine whether things were improving.
That kind of rhetoric implies a more punitive approach to the problem of oversize banks than might be suggested by narrow metrics such as market share.The commission is still mulling over most of the bank-restructuring plans that have been submitted to it since April, but the few decisions it has made suggest its mercies will be anything but tender.
This led him to speculate that if academic careers were less linear, defined less by narrow metrics such as citation counts and grants and more by wider societal benefits such as outreach activities and teaching quality, "there would be more diversity and thus innovation in the system".
A pattern consists of a relatively narrow range of metrics measured for each infrastructure concern such as compute, memory/storage and network under which the QoS concern is stable.
In the same way that I made myself sick by focusing on a narrow band of vanity metrics, so too can an organization work itself into an illness.
The Collaborative reviewed all proposed metrics and narrowed the list by applying the following criteria: 1) validity; 2) relevance to PHIT Partnership aims, public health importance, and sensitivity (likelihood of change as a result of partnership inputs and processes); 3) measurement feasibility; and 4) consistency with global standards.
The way quality is measured (through the journal rankings and related metrics) is a narrow measure, but is extremely influential in global debates on higher education.
Behind the narrower losses were several improved metrics.
The first is to demonstrate impact as defined by a relatively narrow set of government-driven criteria and metrics (most notably in the UK, the 'Impact' section of the Research Excellence Framework).
That's a measure, I think, of the way metrics, control, spin and a kind of narrowing have fed a desire in people for the unscripted.
"These camps have been evolving," he said in Saratoga, pacing a narrow space between two pitches, "from purely NFL-style testing metrics to how do you introduce rugby into it.
