Sentence examples for measures for full from inspiring English sources

So getting access to those markets through free trade agreements, and expanded trade, and adequate measures for full protection of intellectual property – I understand that China violates people's intellectual property rights all the time, and I'll take them to the WTO.

Multiple logistic regression analysis was used to determine how career pathway interest was influenced by measures of the career development, training experiences, and research self-efficacy measures (for full details, see Gibbs et al., 2014).

Unfortunately, incomes are measured for (full) calendar years only.

Hees et al 26 quality adjusted the RTW measure for full RTW and remission of depression symptoms.

The Convention gave legal force to most of the rights established in the American Declaration with a commitment clause requiring states to adopt legislative or other measures necessary for full implementation of these rights.

Great improvement in the levels of grain production, adequate and regular funding of the programme, commercialisation of research findings on grain production and reorganisation of the management of the programme are some of the policy measures prescribed for full realisation of the objectives of the SGRSP in Nigeria.

It should be noted that this measure for full-exon accuracy does not allow for any improvement due to partial exon prediction.

N T2 relaxation series was measured for full-length TRIAP1 in its free state [ 30].

Two supporting figures showing additional oligonucleotide sequences and dimensions of kink oligonucleotides and two tables of processivity values measured for full-length and Δ80 AAG.

In the present study, we selected the vocabulary subtest from the German Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) (Wechsler Intelligenztest für Erwachsene; Tewes et al. 2006) as a short substitute measure for Full-Scale maternal IQ.

No binding and very weak binding (> 700 μM) were measured for full-length Parkin and the R0RBR module, respectively (Figs 5B and EV5A), consistent with our previous findings (Trempe et al, 2013).