Sentence examples for specific yardstick from inspiring English sources
As Robert Putnam and David Campbell write in their book, "American Grace," "No matter the specific yardstick, women exhibit a greater commitment to, involvement with, and belief in religion".
The survey had the following specific objectives: - To provide a yardstick for assessing and evaluating developments in primary education since the publication of the 1997 survey report.
Development economics refers to the determination of the investment opportunities that occur after the discovery of the resource, with specific regard to the techniques used and the economic yardsticks available for investment decisions (Roebuck 1992).
Although cones show spacing interactions that are cell type-specific, all cone types use the same density-dependent yardstick to measure intercone distance.
Such loyalty data from different fan groups act as a yardstick of elements to bet on for the next big thing to specific audiences.
Weyl (1918a) clearly recognized this when he said in response to Einstein's critique "because of the problematic behaviour of yardsticks and clocks I have in my book Space-Time-Matter restricted myself for the specific measurement of the \(g_{ik}\), exclusively to the observation of the arrival of light signals".
The former are given a yardstick to assess if a given asset portfolio is fit-for-purpose; the latter can assess differences of specific reference funds with respect to the optimal one, signaling possible cases of moral hazard.
A better yardstick is education.
What yardstick are you using?
That's a useful yardstick".
