Sentence examples for which we will measure from inspiring English sources

As we have stated in recent announcements, the public health of the conversation on Twitter is a critical metric by which we will measure our success in these areas".

In fact, however, because we are putting the tests in place before the new curriculum, we are blindly accepting them as the standard by which we will measure our students' achievements, and educators will soon find themselves once again "teaching to the test".

Our primary outcome is T2* values, which we will measure in milliseconds.

Each visit will be approximately 2.5 h in length, during which we will measure the mental and social capacities of children and adolescents who have suffered a concussion.

The main focus of this study is RTW which we will measure both monthly by calendar for one year as well as check against data records of the occupational health services after the follow-up period ends.

He asks us to contemplate "how to live a life with integrity" and to make sure we're choosing the "right yardsticks" against which we'll measure our impact.

The fun part to this is that we will get a simple revenue report card from the company after the current quarter is over, which we will be able to measure on a sequential quarter basis.

Future work will focus on a subset of these indicators which we will use as outcome measures in a cluster randomised evaluation of strategies to improve professional practice.

Recorded Future also is able to measure momentum, which we will look at here.

"This is very much a temporary measure, which we will review when we win promotion".

This measure, which we will further refer to as methylation quotient (MQ), represents the relative level of methylation in a particular sample [ gene of interest/reference gene) ×1000] and was used for direct comparison of samples.