Sentence examples for measures in the framework of from inspiring English sources

An Israeli official who was not authorized to speak publicly about the issue said Israel was "ready for mutual confidence-building measures in the framework of a peace process that is moving forward" — in other words, as long as the measures came with guarantees that the Palestinians would stick with the talks.

The proposed methodology enables the food industry to validate designed preventive measures in the framework of their allergen management.

We establish the coincidence of two classes of Kato class measures in the framework of symmetric Markov processes admitting upper and lower estimates of heat kernel under mild conditions.

Spatial location of degraded area and the assessment of its magnitude can provide decision makers with an accurate support to design appropriate soil conservation strategies and then facilitate a regional planning of agri-environmental measures in the framework of the European Common Agricultural Policy.

We discuss alternative measures in the framework of individual, patient-level, incremental net benefits.

This specificity is measured in the framework of symptomatic and asymptomatic patients bearing intermediate benign pathologies including non-IBD and IBD as well as polyps.

In order to illustrate our metric, we have constructed several test cases that use the DoPloCompare procedure for the distance measure, in the framework of the two applications described above.

Willingness to Pay (WTP) and Willingness to Accept [Compensation] (WTA) are the measures proposed in the framework of welfare theory, which attempt to value, in monetary terms, gains and losses in utility an individual experiences when a project or intervention is introduced or eliminated.

A typical graph of the second harmonic amplitude of the measuring solenoid obtained in the framework of the first testing program is shown in the Fig. 7.

The aim of this paper is to investigate which between the entropy and resilience indices represents a better indirect measure of reliability in the framework of water distribution network design.

But Mr. Frohlich added, "if more measures would be necessary in the framework of restructuring, we would sit at a table and talk".