This misallocation of trained medical talent is in some measure responsible for the deteriorating health care infrastructure in these countries, particularly in secondary and rural health centers.
That exhibition is in some measure the template for the forthcoming exhibition at Tate Modern, which is at the same time a reconstruction and celebration of their pioneering work.
The new program is in some measure modeled after specialized courts for domestic violence and low-level drug offenses.
But even if it is in some measure imposed, and so qualifies for the vile term of ethnic cleansing, it may be less terrible than ethnic slaughter, or genocide.
It is plausible that APAHs were in some measure responsible for the higher levels of total PAHs during the spill.
That federal program, which certifies and assists what it characterizes as disadvantaged business enterprises, was in some measure the model for the city's effort.
For Dr. Yamanaka, returning to Gladstone was, in some measure, an act of appreciation for its early support.
Thus, when the Dutch were almost the only nation that carried on the trade from the south to the north of Europe, the French wines which they imported to the north were in some measure only a capital or stock for conducting their commerce in that part of the world.
The oil-rich Angolan capital of Luanda has been, in some measures, the world's most expensive city for each of the last three years.
But the emphasis that each consultant has brought to his respective campaign is what accounts, in some measure, for how the two candidates have succeeded to this point — and also, perhaps, for how they haven't.
Speaking at a low reading level is in some ways a measure of success for a politician in an age of the mass media, since less-challenging usage is accessible to more of the electorate.
