Sentence examples for to closely measure from inspiring English sources

To move toward a more direct measure of impact would require the practices to closely measure performance and behavior.

In our measurements, as we do not have a covalent tether, we speculate that this allows our ion channels to more freely diffuse in the plane, and allows us to more closely measure both the lifetime and conductance level that is comparable to the values of these ion channels in suspended membranes, in contrast to the metal electrode measurements published to date.

The sleep problems index outcome used in this study is generally though to most closely measure the construct of insomnia, though includes other items related to sleep disordered breathing and narcolepsy.

To more closely measure rates of influenza rather than rates of utilization for influenza, we counted only one visit per person per influenza season.

Based upon basic chromaticity, it would be possible for us to assign the skin pixels to its closely measured distance.

Not only does better use of technology enable NGOs to share information internally, it makes it easier for them to coordinate efforts with other groups, improve sector efficiencies and more closely measure outcomes.

The notion of framing has begun to be more closely measured around the game.

"In that context the non-statutory Skills Framework has not been very highly valued or closely measured.

Seismic activity, the level of traffic on the roads, the number of aircraft in the air, ships out of port, and troops outside bases are closely measured.

He added that he and his doctor "are working closely to measure the daily progress being made during this vital recovery period".

That single sentence opened the doors for the two countries to begin to work closely together to measure, contain, and now remediate the dioxin at the Da Nang airport -- the most prominent of the dioxin "hotspots" in Vietnam and within sight of thousands of arriving visitors.