Sentence examples for shared measure from inspiring English sources

Instead of having to export data to Excel, Page admins now have a dashboard to track views of all videos they've shared, measure auto-plays versus click-to-plays, compare time periods, and see their top videos by performance so they know what to share more of.

Similarly, interviewees tended to agree that a shared measure across health and social care services was viable, if the content was generated in collaboration with patients and practitioners.

Risk perception & Anticipated consequences are similar constructs and use a shared measure.

To say it in English rather than in math: farther refers to a greater distance, literal or metaphorical, from a shared measuring point.

The statements are opinion only, not fact; Q-methodology assumes that opinions are subjective and can be shared, measured and compared [ 24, 30].

Comparing the results of several trials of similar interventions would be made much easier if researchers in the area of supportive interventions would work with those outcomes most sensitive to change and adopt some common shared measures.

These measures in collaboration with cost sharing measure, community support, political commitment, public-private partnership and international donor support would ensure the sustainability of the policy and its corresponding programs and projects.

The government has also used demand side cost sharing measures to curb utilization rates due to moral hazard1.

Despite much peer reviewed work addressing conflicts on the Nile, none to date has quantitatively examined opportunities for discovering benefit sharing measures that could protect negative impacts on downstream water users resulting from new upstream water storage developments.

The contribution of this paper is to examine the potential for mutually beneficial and sustainable benefit sharing measures from the development and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam while protecting baseline flows to the downstream countries including flows into the Egyptian High Aswan Dam.

To measure aspects of cumulative inventive progress, we develop a "shared specialization measure" of patent families.