Sentence examples for measures have considerable from inspiring English sources

For reliable and valid assessment and diagnostic categorization of eating disorders, self-report measures have considerable limitations.

[ 10] In patients with co-morbid illness, generic measures have considerable merit.

The assertion that US foreign policy objectives colours the extent to which the US applies its development aid control measures has considerable implications for the World Bank and its clients.

In other words, there are a lot of policy measures that have considerable impact on how the benefits of growth are distributed -- before taxes even show up on the scene.

At the same time, how governments implement cost-containment and central procurement measures may have considerable implications for innovation within the sector – particularly for diseases that predominantly affect local, and other developing world, populations.

While these measures have received considerable attention, there is limited evidence on their effectiveness.

José Manuel Campa, the economy minister, says of the austerity measures that "the regions have considerable fiscal autonomy so this is an effort that they as well as the central government must make together".

Since the outcome measures of lung impairment have considerable test-to-test variability, potential new therapies face a substantial challenge.

Even the measures that are being proposed will have considerable cost implications.

In addition, species definitions for pathogens have considerable practical impact for protective measures and for biological control.

The states have considerable autonomy.