Sentence examples for be made about measures from inspiring English sources

Our findings also allow for pragmatic recommendations to be made about measures that can be put in place to promote previously identified 'good' partnership principles (Table  5).

To calculate a summary measure of adherence, assumptions must be made about the number of tablets taken for those visits.

Suggestions were made about culturally appropriate prevention measures, and included; suitable supervision arrangements, separation of hazards and teaching about safety to the parents and children.

However, while this might be the case, a secondary peak remains a possibility, and this has to be taken into account when decisions are made about the introduction or withdrawal of control measures.

After the first four participants were interviewed, the findings were reviewed, and a decision was made about what changes were needed to the measure.

The key to unlocking our ultimate cosmic fate, though, is dependent on us understanding what we're looking at, and ensuring that our answers aren't biased by the assumptions we're making about the objects we're measuring and observing.

2. When will Parliament and EU citizens be informed about the state of work — since the transfer of the EMA cannot go ahead before sufficient progress is made — and about measures taken to avoid wasting public money and making a mockery of taxpayers?

McHugh told the commissioners at the meeting that the BFR rocket would be made of composite materials and would measure about 35 feet in diameter.

First, as the data are cross-sectional, no conclusions about causality between the measures can be made.

Together this meant fewer instances in which decisions about implementing IC measures had to be made.

To be useful, an assumption about what is being measured has to be made.