Sentence examples for clear-cut measures from inspiring English sources
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).
This may offer opportunities to identify clear cut measures of AD progression.
In light of the preceding constraints, finding clear-cut mitigation measures is a daunting task in a complex ecological and socio-economic system.
The Russian–Hebrew-speaking biliterate group, moreover, showed a partial advantage over the comparison groups for initial decoding of target pseudowords and clear-cut superiority for measures of later orthographic learning, thereby showing self-teaching while supporting the script dependence hypothesis.
It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.
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.
But by one key measure, job creation, success was less clear-cut.
A clear-cut difference between pMCAo/TBI and naive animals was obtained measuring circularity and solidity.
As attorney Babak Yousefzadeh told Reuters, there's no clear-cut reason consular officials should have such "arbitrary power" over who's subjected to the new measure.
