Sentence examples for adopted number from inspiring English sources

However, national action plan has adopted number of easy accessible, cheap and affordable steps, although lacking in maintaining proper integration and goals.

29 Age, employment status, marital status, same/different partner since time of IVF treatment, number of children (biological and adopted), number of miscarriages and number of IVF treatments were assessed through a questionnaire specific for this study.

However, the strict selection criteria adopted (number and intensity of episodes, excluding pain on movement, type of opioid used for basal analgesia, no previous selection for adverse effects during a titration phase) should limit this bias.

Substantial scientific scrutiny is needed in the area of nanomaterial metrology to establish best practices and to develop suitable methods before implementation of the adopted number percent definitions for regulatory purposes.

On the other side, radio has been slower to adopt numbers into play-by-play usually handled by one voice, unlike the multi-commentator crews on national TV.

He then adopted the number 45. (Jordan would later reclaim number 23 during the 1995 Eastern Conference semi-finals).

Therefore, we adopted the number of emergency beds as a proxy for the number of emergency patients.

Equity Office has adopted a number of strategies to try to turn itself around.

Both the state and the city of Honolulu have adopted a number of measures to address the issue, including a controversial "sit-lie" ban and periodic homeless sweeps. .

Christie, Geller's former boss, had adopted a number of immigrant-friendly policies as governor.

The services have adopted a number of programs that have had some success.