Sentence examples for systematically measure from inspiring English sources

What data can we use to systematically measure that?" Even if variety is increasing, that doesn't prove that consumers are better off.

Transit officials say they do not systematically measure sound levels in the subways, and the agency no longer has a centralized noise abatement program.

One of the answers to this question, as laid out in a new Investor Briefing by the United Nations Environment Finance Initiative UNEPP FI), is to systematically measure, disclose and, over time, reduce the GHG emissions embedded in global institutional investment portfolios.

''We have used the statistical approach they developed for individual intelligence to systematically measure the intelligence of groups.'' Put differently, the researchers wanted to know if there is a collective I. Q. that emerges within a team that is distinct from the smarts of any single member.

We then construct double-shRNA libraries from these to systematically measure GIs between hits.

Together, these constitute tangible user criteria that designers can strategically address and researchers can systematically measure.

Frequency and duration were obtained wherever possible, but they were not systematically measured for the different components due to measurement difficulties, poor recall, and inconsistent reporting.

For vaccinated people, the degree of security is unclear because scientists never systematically measured the length of immunity.

''Over the past century, psychologists made considerable progress in defining and systematically measuring intelligence in individuals,'' the researchers wrote in the journal Science in 2010.

There's one immediate problem: no one systematically measures the frequency of abuse of the type that Criado-Perez received when Twitter users threatened to kill and rape her.

Their effective density and free moisture content were systematically measured.