Sentence examples for measures it becomes from inspiring English sources

Due to the noise channel of WiFi measures, it becomes necessary to make observations at a well known location within the environment.

In view of this, and especially based on the herders' analysis of the effectiveness of official versus private measures, it becomes clear that local strategies of preventive herd and pastureland management are more important than governmental interventions in the study region.

In addition to prevalence measures, it becomes possible to use measures of disease risk mitigation or the drivers of disease risk mitigation.

Coupled with the lack of well-developed measures it becomes very difficult for clinicians to determine if an exercise regime being prescribed is ineffective, and the prescription needs adjusting, or if the individual is non-adherent and requires further support to facilitate uptake and maintenance of their exercise programme.

Thanks to steam power, chronometers, and standardized weights and measures, it became possible to know more about what other people were doing and to expect more of them.

Drawing on his knowledge of Japanese raids on Chinese airfields in the 1930s, Malley visited several RAAF stations in northern Australia to advise on protective measures; it became evident in the wake of the attack on Darwin in February 1942 that none of his recommendations had been implemented.

Thus, based on this literature review and the current standards in the field for development of PRO measures, it became apparent that, despite the importance of sleep disturbance in FM, the field was lacking a sleep specific measure that has been developed and validated for FM populations.

As relative surface area is used in this measure, it becomes independent of tendon volume.

The usual criticism of the PBPK approach is that, since it uses a large number of adjustable "physiological" parameters that cannot be directly measured, it becomes, in effect, a glorified compartmental model.

"Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down the path of increasingly repressive measures, until it becomes a source of terror to all its citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear".

This report should get the five countries to pay heed to its conclusions and follow it up with preemptive measures before it becomes too late.