Sentence examples for measures needed for from inspiring English sources

The people who do this are unaware of safety measures needed for the work.

If all goes according to plan, Mr. Kessel said, the four mini-plants proposed for next summer would be the last emergency measures needed for the foreseeable future.

He does have a puncture wound in his stomach; he repairs to the atmosphere-controlled base to tend to his injury, and — realizing that he's alone on Mars — thinks out, methodically and energetically, in the days and weeks that follow, the measures needed for him to survive, to make contact with NASA on Earth, and to prepare for his rescue.

In 1898 he published his famous Quanxuepian ("Exhortation to Learning"), in which he reaffirmed his faith in Confucianism but detailed the measures needed for the acquisition of Western knowledge: study abroad by Chinese students, establishment of a school system, translation of Western and Japanese books, and acquisition of knowledge from foreign newspapers.

The SM also contains all the measures needed for the ILCP tool to perform properly.

Besides climate policy, EMEC has also been used for example to explore policy measures needed for non-increasing future waste quantities [105].

The findings were sub-divided into three categories, indicating whether the method measures need (for example [ 12, 13]), confronts demand and supply (for example [ 14, 15]), or determines skill mix (for example [ 16, 17]).

First, the DC CAS (Comprehensive Assessment System) does not show student growth, a measure needed for all schools to demonstrate the actual progress achieved by students.

Comparison of PMEWS performance against CURB-65 for three outcome measures: need for admission, admission to high dependency or intensive care, and inpatient mortality using area under ROC curve (AUROC) and the Hanley-McNeil method of comparison.

We also wanted to assess whether one measure provided greatest explanatory power in relation to both outcomes or whether different measures were needed for different outcomes.

Separate measures are needed for the two sides.