Sentence examples for measures existed from inspiring English sources

Previously, no guidelines for nonbone mineral density DXA measures existed.

Munir recently asked the headmaster of a Luton secondary school where 95% of the pupils are Muslim what measures existed to detect the signs of radicalisation.

He says "What measures existed to help immigrants become British had been overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the immigration flows".

Roger A. Pielke Sr., for example, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado who has been highly critical of the United Nations climate panel and who once branded many of the scientists now embroiled in the e-mail controversy part of a climate "oligarchy," said that so many independent measures existed to show unusual warming taking place that there was no real dispute about it.

The dredger which damaged the Loch Carron reef was operating legally because no protection measures existed at the time.

Disability measures existed in both clinics; disability was well documented in Lisbon (100 %), but not at all in Essen.

Con current validity has appeal when similar measures exist but is heavily dependent on the concept that the existing measures accurately betray the issue under consideration.

There are many organizations involved in quality measurement for acute stroke, and a complex landscape of quality measures exists.

Measures exist to cut smoking, a bigger killer than Aids, yet tobacco companies evolve.

We did not identify any structural measures.Currently, an overrepresentation of process measures exists, which addresses breast reconstruction surgery.

The results suggest that considerable regional differences in the financial viability of SOC measures exist.