Sentence examples for new measures of from inspiring English sources

New measures of sensitivity to measurement inaccuracy and parameter changes are also introduced.

So new measures of success will be needed.

He also became fascinated by psychoanalysis and new measures of personality, such as the Rorschach test.

Participation, compromise and respect for process would become the new measures of public good".

There is a growing consensus that we need new measures of progress beyond the crude barometer of economic growth.

Indeed, the government could incur a small cost in developing new measures of the quality of care.

Several countries have announced new measures of their own, including increased testing and new bans on beef from France.

One of the administration's goals, according to the government documents, is to devise new measures of the quality of care, using data reported by nursing homes.

They [the government] need to be careful about coming up with new measures of the Tpims variety, which clearly haven't been wildly successful.

The direct talks that begin on Friday in Istanbul offer a chance to develop at least some new measures of Iran's willingness to cooperate.

Even under new measures of poverty that account for seniors' high medical spending, poverty rates among children have surpassed deprivation among the old.