Sentence examples for yardstick for assessment from inspiring English sources
The yardstick for assessment is the performance of first-generation biofuels and fossil fuels.
The yardstick for assessment here is the legacy of farming knowledge, norms, skills and cultures, in this case, in the UK.
The yardstick for assessment here is the global socio-economic system and whether lignocellulosic biofuels can/will distribute environmental and social impacts more fairly than at present.
Each prioritises a different core value and each has its own yardstick or reference point for assessment (Table 4).
6 However, the yardstick for their performance motivation assessment should be different from usual health staffs particularly on three grounds; (1) many CHWs are volunteers and not salaried staff, (2) they are lay workers without prior training on community health and (3) CHWs constitute the outreach workforce directly linking the community with the formal healthcare.
Although clinical assessment is considered the yardstick for diagnosis of psychiatric disorders, clinical psychiatrists are little used in epidemiological studies for practical and financial reasons [ 1].
This leads to a statement of our first design principle: The ability to make granular, dynamic cognitive assessments should be a yardstick for evaluating baseline effectiveness of any learning system, including adaptive systems.
"We need a yardstick for success.
"Juventus were a great yardstick for us.
That is precisely the Republican yardstick for judging court decisions.
