Sentence examples for measures could serve from inspiring English sources
In speaking to the council about Canada's intent in pressing for efficient sanctions in Angola, Mr. Axworthy said that "if successful, these measures could serve as a template for focused action against belligerents in other conflict situations".
Ever since the USA Patriot Act became law in fall 2001, higher-education officials have been concerned that the laws tighter security measures could serve to discourage international graduate students from enrolling in U.S. universities.
Thus, such optical measures could serve as reliable manufacturing release criteria for cell-based tissue-engineered constructs prior to human implantation, thereby addressing a critical regulatory need in regenerative medicine.
Tonya Myers-Phillips, a charter commissioner and board member of the nonprofit Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice, indicated that rather than drain city resources, the GIST measures could serve as an economic stimulus, spurring the development of a green economic infrastructure for Detroit.
The results suggest that these ERP measures could serve as endophenotypes for disorders of social cognition and behavior.
This indicates that these measures could serve as endophenotypes for many aspects of normal and abnormal brain function.
And yet the model that is now being pursued in the new anti-radicalisation units – painstaking, individualised, demanding discipline and compassion in equal measure – could serve as an example for the rest of the country if it is to reintegrate disaffected Muslims into a republic whose values, in their view, are suffused with contempt for them.
The fast and distinct response in the GEC indicates that this measure could serve as a more sensitive indicator of metabolic status than the AEC.
Our goal is to assess oxidative stress at the peripheral level using measures that could serve as an index of the pathophysiological changes occurring in the brain of patients with early-onset first psychotic episodes of short duration.
When gross domestic product was first defined, in the nineteen-forties, by the economist Simon Kuznets, the goal was to find one simple measure that could serve as a thermometer for the economy: when the number rose, things were probably going better than when the number fell.
To utilize the Diet Quality Index-Revised (DQI-R) as a framework for delivering and evaluating an intervention to improve overall diet quality among older cancer survivors.As part of a randomized controlled trial to improve lifestyle behaviors among older cancer survivors, we sought a dietary measure that could serve as both an intervention framework and a means to evaluate global dietary quality.
