Sentence examples for term of measuring from inspiring English sources

Poor countries are likely to have lower accuracy in term of measuring both inputs and outputs; and iii) for countries that achieved 100% efficiency, the result does not mean that their efficiency cannot be improved in the future; it simply says that at a given level of expenditure on AIDS no other countries produce more outputs than they do.

U-City has advantages in terms of measuring environment-related indicators but disadvantages in terms of statistical measurements.

As a result, GDP is not as effective in terms of measuring economic performance compared with other countries.

"There is pretty extensive engineering in terms of measuring and designing this," Bjorn Von Euler, a spokesman for ITT, said.

In terms of measuring the project's overall impact, Marion tells me that the team is in the process of carrying out follow-up surveys on travel use with the 144 households targeted at the project's inception in 2012.

Sears has been adding new customers at a much faster rate than other card issuers over the last two years, and it appears to have been less discriminating in terms of measuring those customers' abilities to pay their bills.

There's always the risk that Twitter will develop its own measure of authority that can be used, but for now Klout seems to be leading the pack in terms of measuring influence on Twitter.

In terms of measuring body fat, the scale has four transparent electrodes which shoot a safe low current through body and measures resistance to current, determining how much body fat you have.

Other studies have suggested that SWB may outperform objective economic measures in terms of measuring social welfare (Diener and Seligman 2004).

We have annual funds, several of which have already paid back the committed capital, so I think in terms of measuring Google Ventures against other funds, we're very happy with our performance.

All of these studies are guided by Proctor et al.'s (Proctor et al. 2009) conceptual framework in terms of measuring key outcome domains.