Sentence examples for further measures should be from inspiring English sources
To get even better memory performance especially at a Vg of 0 V, further measures should be taken to inhibit space-charge-induced shift in transfer measurements.
Consequently, further measures should be developed to stimulate their innovative inputs in terms of the incentive compatibilities.
In the wake of a contaminated drug scare, further measures should be considered to guarantee the safety of biosimilars.
It states that "further measures should be put in place to provide effective arrangements to support health professionals in maintaining their own health... [ 9]." After all, unhealthy doctors cannot be expected to provide quality health care to their patients.
The fact that we did not find this effect after 12 month suggests that the intensity or the compliance of the intervention was not strong enough with respect to physical activity and perhaps further measures should be taken to ensure progression and compliance in the physical training.
The extent of further protective measures should be based on a baby's risk of developing allergies.
The continuing toll of deaths suggests, however, that further preventive measures should be sought.
Further, patient severity measures should be included in appropriate risk-adjustment of benchmark measures used for inter-institutional comparison of hospital performance and resource use to ensure that hospitals which care for very severely ill children ab initio, or on inter-hospital transfer, are not penalized for doing so, by policy-makers and insurance payers.
The lack of a damage measure that is both valid and usable is worrying, and further development of such measures should be prioritized by developers of colonoscopy simulator systems.
Non-engineering measures, such as warning systems and combined operation of the TGD and other reservoirs in the catchment, as well as traditional engineering measures, should be further improved.
Direct and indirect measures should be further developed and validated, said J. David Miller, an industrial researcher in fungal allergens and toxins at Carleton University.
