Sentence examples for valuable measuring from inspiring English sources

Compared to the common strategy with two standard experiments applied one after the other, e.g., HMBC and HMQC, valuable measuring time may be saved with this single experiment approach.

How could that be a valuable measure of the company's worth?

"The proposed amendment to the Controlled Substances Act giving authority to the D.E.A. to require prescriber training would be a valuable measure," said that executive, Dr. Herbert Neuman.

Debbie Campbell, who volunteered to teach fourth grade next year at Public School 198 on the Upper East Side, said she thought the state English test in particular was a valuable measure of whether students were meeting standards.

Although we still use the term "type A", there has been much debate over whether it is a valuable measure of personality, and whether a simple test is enough to determine the likelihood of future illness.

A more valuable measure for judging managers' strategic decisions would account for risk and avoid the distortions caused by short-term market fluctuations.Oliver, Wyman has tried just that with its index.

Not only will this remove the influence or temptation of money from state attorneys general offices, but it will provide attorneys general with a valuable measure of independence in performing the duties of their office.

Our search technology is based on the most valuable measure of engagement: the click".

ApEn is a valuable measure of the daily dosage fluctuations found with partial adherence (Bauer et al. 2013b, c).

However, from extensive experience, the authors believe that evaluation of headache severity through migraine days is a more valuable measure of efficacy in clinical practice.

By implementing the WFD in Germany, the restoration of linear landscape elements could be a valuable measure, for example to reduce nutrient input into rivers.