Sentence examples for new yardstick for from inspiring English sources

"Saving One Million Lives will be the new yardstick for measuring health sector performance in Nigeria".

Later in the hearing, Smith made the case for a new yardstick with which to measure an NSF grant that would focus on its likely contribution to "the national interest".

"It established a whole new yardstick to measure value.

The popularity of this index assures that their new yardstick cannot be ignored.

This is the new yardstick with which to measure the success of an artwork.

With equity markets ailing, smart executives were quite happy to accept the new yardsticks.

However, for the time being, ranibizumab will remain the gold-standard treatment for neovascular AMD and DME due to its good long-term efficacy and safety profiles and will be the yardstick for new treatments to compare with.

Publication of new results is the widely accepted yardstick for the agency's ability to spot scientifically worthy ideas.

This is a good if possibly superficial yardstick for measuring museums' alertness to new art.

They said they would discourage the traditional yardstick for measuring the accomplishments of a new president — the first 100 days.

Taken as whole, this study represents the first attempt to explain at molecular level hMAO isoform selectivity and a valuable yardstick for better addressing the design of new and highly selective MAO inhibitors.