Sentence examples for measures become less from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to say globalization is to blame, since Latin America has opened wide to trade and investment recently, but Africa has by some measures become less open.

But these measures become less sufficient each year Congress waits to put them into effect.

As statistical measures become less local, the effects of sampling become increasingly subtle.

However, once exercise duration increased over 240 s the beneficial effects of β-alanine supplementation from the 34 measures become less pronounced, although still significant [BA 0.368 (0.133–0.797), Pla 0.095 −0.059 to 0.6077); P = 0.046].

The researchers in both of these studies concluded that the ROC functions were influenced not just by stimulus noise (as they should be) but also by decision noise; as the number of decision options increased, the recognition measures became less trustworthy.

As an employee a professor's contribution to scholarship, which is sometimes difficult to measure, becomes less important than his or her "productivity --the number of students productivity --theester, the number of students he or she guides through the graduation productivity --the

Blinding becomes less important in reducing observer bias, as the outcome measure becomes less subjective [ 157].

This observation suggests that early exposure offers future protection, or that the initial endotoxin measure became less representative of ongoing endotoxin exposure over time.

But these redistributive measures have become less effective in recent years as more tax breaks have gone to high-income earners.

Banks had to maintain a ratio of 5 percent to pass the test, and any below 6 percent would need to take measures to become less vulnerable.

With the continuing interest in extending performance limits of conventional nuclear fuels and consideration of new fuel designs, current mitigation measures may become less effective, necessitating research efforts to develop new solutions.