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The prime minister urged them "to think about this," insisting that "the consequences of not taking measures are much worse".

In this they ignore a simple truth: for the public such measures are much easier to assess than is determining government's success in promoting the general welfare.

Drug therapy and preventive measures are much more a part of medical care today than they used to be, he said, and with them, expensive surgery and hospitalization are needed less.

From these results, we can see that the three statistical measures are much larger than those of optimal light intensity index shown in Table 1 by the other three algorithms.

Calls for such measures are much more likely to find their origins in the architects of neoliberalism, central bank economists and ministers of finance and trade, the very same constituencies that have been calling for measures to ensure disciplined fiscal policy, privatisation and liberalisation.

In contrast, reactive measures are much less expensive in the short term.

Therefore, we imputed values < LOD even for analytes with low detection frequencies, because the summative measures were much more influenced by concentrations with valid measurement than by imputed values.

Although the special session's actual measures were much less outrageous, they were taken in the same spirit.

Patricia Espinosa, Mexico's foreign secretary, said the new measures were "much along the line of cooperation that we have been trying to build upon".

The asymptotic estimate obtained for the Fourier transform of fractal measures is much in the spirit of recent work by Strichartz.

It is worth notice that the assessment of SE and CCE during wake and sleep revealed that in the old group the reduction of the entropy measures is much higher during REM sleep than during wake and NREM sleep.