Sentences with phrase «to make meaningful comparisons»

Senior leadership can make meaningful comparisons between departments or even schools within a network, and clearly understand the success of their policies and make changes accordingly.

Financial stocks and limited partnerships are excluded because high levels of acceptable liabilities make it difficult to make meaningful comparisons of popular ratios.

Just as the unit price listed on grocery shelves enables shoppers make meaningful comparisons across brands, active cost helps fund investors spot good values across an investment category.

We note that capitalization differences prevent us from making meaningful comparisons.

It is by making meaningful comparisons that the most powerful insights are developed.

They also allow us to make meaningful comparisons between conventional withdrawal strategies, which include income from capital gains as well as dividends, and a dividends - only approach.

It's necessary to calculate the dry matter basis of canned foods in order to make a meaningful comparison of their contents with other foods, especially with dry foods.

No matter what label is stuck on University Technology Colleges and Studio Schools — there are far too few of them to make a meaningful comparison with other types of school.

It's really the only way we have of making meaningful comparisons at a national or state level — not just how are we progressing, but how do kids in state A vs state B compare, or racial comparisons.

Morningstar categories help investors and investment professionals make meaningful comparisons between funds.

He says you can plug your own numbers into the analyses, but please make meaningful comparisons, use numbers rather than words, and don't be under any illusions as to the scale of the problem.

Greater transparency on metrics such as emissions along the supply chain, internal use of carbon prices, and investments in low - carbon technology research and development is necessary in order to make meaningful comparisons among different fossil fuel companies» 2 °C scenario plans, and to assess each company's progress toward its stated commitments.

As more AI tools embrace transparency around their technology, it will become easier for AI vendors and buyers alike to fully understand the real value of AI technology and make meaningful comparison across tools.

By converting the as fed basis percentages to dry matter basis, we can make meaningful comparisons between products of various moisture contents (i.e. canned food vs. dry food).

Even the Food and Drug Administration admits to this problem on its website stating, «To make meaningful comparisons of nutrient levels between a canned (or fresh) and dry product, they should be expressed on the same moisture basis.»

«Researchers will be able to make meaningful comparisons between large - scale and small - scale fisheries, nearshore and offshore fisheries, operations in industrialized countries compared to ones in developing countries, seafood aimed at export markets versus seafood primarily consumed locally, and a host of other possibilities,» said co-author Martin Smith, a professor of environmental economics at Duke University.

In any case, the existence of such long - range effects makes it difficult to make a meaningful comparison between the different ancestral scaffolds in terms of their capability to generate a new function and no such detailed comparison is attempted here.

The current system employs too many different assessments for researchers to be able to make meaningful comparisons.

Without a Simple Touch GloLight or a Paperwhite in front of me it's impossible to make meaningful comparisons, but ComfortLight appears to be as effective as you might hope it to be.

You have to convert canned food to dry matter basis (DMB) to really understand the protein, fat, and other percentages; otherwise you will not be able to make meaningful comparisons;

Even without this additional information, however, consumers can make meaningful comparisons between products and pick the product best suited for their animals» needs.

Shelter managers need a consistent way to communicate and manage this data so they can make meaningful comparisons between shelters in different communities over time and set benchmarks for success.

One of these is to upload your existing CV, but as well as your CV we need what's called «structured» data to ensure the whole process works well and this also allows recruiters to make meaningful comparisons across a range of candidates.