Sentence examples for usefully measured from inspiring English sources

But, like the first albums by the Velvet Underground and the Sex Pistols, SOC's success is more usefully measured by its influence, by the things it changed and set in train, than by the units it shifted.

Secondly, from the point of view of cancer care and cancer services provision, the burden of cancer is more usefully measured as the total number of persons with cancer who require diagnostic, therapeutic, supportive or palliative services (Bray and Møller, 2006).

It turns out you can give people tests that usefully measure how open-minded they are.

Comparing FEV1 by spirometry and IOS, while FEV1 mainly measures expiratory flow at high and mid lung volumes [ 18], IOS can usefully measure both large and small airway resistance separately [ 14- 17].

Urban planning and innovation could also usefully be measured.

A recent Unicef report that child deaths in Iraq had doubled to half a million briefly broke the silence, presumably because it was "measured" - that is, it usefully shifted the blame a few centimetres from the Anglo-American led sanctions to the Iraqi regime.

Even if this is the case, scores such as these might be usefully employed to help measure quality improvement in stroke care.

Daylight harvesting can be usefully coupled to control lighting techniques dimming the light accordingly to daylight availability measured through the deployment of photosensors.

It can be seen that every study measured function differently and we felt that there was too much variety to usefully combine the results in a meta-analytic summary.

For continuous outcomes measured using instruments with an established minimally important difference (MID), pooled estimates can be usefully reported in MID units.

Teachers perception of needs, as measured in TALIS, did not remarkably differ across groups of teachers in Italy, but it could be usefully considered that, in the domain of students behaviour and classroom management, teachers working in schools with VET programmes declared higher needs for professional developments than teachers in schools without VET programmes.