She asks a lot of her readers, but offers a commensurate measure of herself.
Brazil had also begun to exercise a commensurate measure of influence on the global political scene, with Lula dispensing advice and bear hugs to a range of foreign leaders who included Barack Obama and Hugo Chávez.
Selected measures should have demonstrated properties in accordance with currently accepted criteria [ 12, 52, 53] and should provide commensurate measurements for patients across a wide age range.
The important point to note, however, is that an objective economic evaluation that measures and values the resource savings that follow the abortion of the affected fetus or unborn child requires a commensurate measurement and valuation of averted benefits.
Features have taken a commensurate step upwards, too.
"It is an obvious source of concern and it is not to be underestimated, but we must take measures commensurate with the risk.
The values measured, 1.4 ± 0.2 GPa for lysozyme fibrils and 1.4 ± 0.1 GPa for insulin, were commensurate to that measured for α-synuclein.
There are plenty of very real environmental dangers to worry about, and all of them — including mercury, pesticides and hazardous waste — merit some concern and precaution; but that concern should be measured, commensurate with the actual danger, as best we understand it.
Here's an important line: There are plenty of very real environmental dangers to worry about, and all of them — including mercury, pesticides and hazardous waste — merit some concern and precaution; but that concern should be measured, commensurate with the actual danger, as best we understand it.
It was not possible to measure commensurate regulation of endogenous receptor subunit protein in WEHI 274.1 cells because antibodies that are selective for individual type II BMP receptor subunits detected protein only at levels achieved by transient over expression.
