Sentence examples for yardstick variable from inspiring English sources
DEMIG POLICY used the change in restrictiveness introduced by the policy measure as a yardstick variable to assess the policy's aim.
And these distance measurements are sparking the excitement, by allowing astronomers to calibrate a longer range cosmic yardstick based on Cepheid variables.
The Yardstick considers clinically important variables in all three planes of space and allows ranking of dental casts in order of difficulty to achieve a favorable outcome [15-17] [15-17]
This is the main shortcoming of England's variable schools and the yardstick by which Mr Gove should ultimately be judged.
The yardstick in Figure 2 shows that examiners are more variable than are stations, the standard deviation being 0.33 for examiners but only 0.10 for stations.
This is an illuminating profile of Henrietta Leavitt (1868-1921), tHarvard College Observatoryory assistant who discovered a direct correlation between the variable and actual brightness of certain stars, enabling astronomers to use those stars as cosmic yardsticks.
A better yardstick is education.
The answer, today, depends on your yardstick.
What yardstick are you using?
That's a useful yardstick".
