Portugal, too, should define clear-cut measures to convince the markets that its targets can be met, Mr. Rehn said.
However, without denying the important role of the present scale, both large- and small-scale future research on adults in educational settings would benefit from theoretically sound and clear-cut measures to assess both MtL and use of learning strategies.
5 8 11 12 Laws are inherently textual and qualitative by nature, and lack similarly clear-cut measures that exist for assessing population health (eg, mortality, disease incidence) or for economies (eg, gross domestic product (GDP) growth, inflation).
Next to extensive research on the environmental determinants of physical activity in children, much emphasis is placed on translation of the research outcomes into clear cut policy measures that are tailored to the needs and possibilities of local policy makers.
A clear cut relationship between measures of severity and measures of distress, bother and impact on HRQoL pre-operatively has not been determined.
In some situations the decision task may be relatively clear cut, objective diagnostic measures may be available for the assessment along with strong, evidence based guidelines for clinical management.
The results of all these research activities will be discussed with local policy makers during interactive workshop sessions in order to identify clear cut multi-sector policy measures that stimulate physical activity in children.
However, the relation between the condition specific measure and the preference-based measure may not be clear cut enough to identify more sub-groups.
To measure SV diameters clear cut vesicles displaying distinct lipid bilayer were selected.
A second limitation is that participants in PHYLLIS were hypertensive and received antihypertensive drugs capable of causing a clear cut reduction in ambulatory and clinic measured blood pressure.
