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Mr. Reid's evolution from a proponent of gun rights to the shepherd of legislation that would expand background checks, among other gun control measures, emerges from a complex web of political calculations that have come to define his leadership style over the last decade.

On many measures emerging economies look sounder than some developed ones.

The measures emerged from a study session of the Politburo of the central ruling body of the Communist Party, the China Daily reported.

Out of the welter of medieval weights and measures emerged several national systems, reformed and reorganized many times over the centuries; ultimately nearly all of these systems were replaced by the metric system.

Therefore, the PRO Consortium member firms support, and will benefit from, having a well-defined and clear process for LV of the measures emerging from the Consortium's working groups, which are intended to serve as primary or key secondary endpoint measures in support of product label claims.

Bergsten of the Peterson Institute extols the substantive measures emerging from the three G20 summits.

A variety of different definitions and measures emerge from studies on children's competence.

From our experience of working in Port au Prince, two measures emerge as particularly important.

Smaller differences between the subjective and objective measures emerged when PA was assessed at the moderate level.

The superiority of activity measures over attention measures emerged when examining the ROC-AUC curves for the composite index scores and in all of the cross-validated predictive mathematical models.

Before considering the variables included in the final model, it is important to emphasise that neither conscientiousness, as rated by the person with dementia, nor four of the five awareness measures emerged as significant predictors in the multivariate analyses.