Sentence examples for measures of border from inspiring English sources
The other island jurisdictions that were identified as using no measures of border control (see circles in Figure) experienced the arrival of pandemic influenza at similar times.
NCITs or alternative measures of border screening were found to be effective in the early detection and isolation of index cases, thus providing a short-term (7 12 day) delay in the local transmission of novel influenzas [ 16].
Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers were taken aback at a hearing on Wednesday in the House of Representatives when Mark Borkowski, a senior Homeland Security official, said he had no progress to report on a broad measure of border conditions the department had been working on since 2010.
In short (and by the imperfect measure of border arrests) the migrant flow today is roughly half the torrent seen in 2000, when 1.64m arrests were made.Such figures miss those who cross successfully and recount those detained several times, but they show a clear trend.
Focusing on these measures instead of border screening will be more fruitful.
But many who support reform say rather than avoid action entirely, that mistrust is a reason to build requirements into the law that mandate measured improvement of border security and law enforcement.
The key statistic for measuring the efficacy of border enforcement is the "eventual success rate".
The eight senators who wrote the overhaul bill say they are open to changes, but not to altering its core: a path to citizenship for 11 million immigrants now in the country illegally, with a sequence of border measures, known as triggers, along the way.
Now that data from the influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus pandemic are available, there is an opportunity to validate the models examine the efficacy of border measures.
With the exception of border measures, to which nearly all participants reported they would be adherent, attitudes towards recommended NPIs were generally negative or uncertain.
The last has succeeded, at least, in some measure of cross-border amalgamation, grouping the former exchanges in Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon and Paris.
