Sentence examples for measures published in from inspiring English sources

The CBI dismissed the labour market measures published in the enterprise bill as insufficient.

(1) With respect to IFQ halibut, areas 2C, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, or 4E as prescribed in the annual management measures published in the Federal Register pursuant to § 300.62 of chapter III of this title (see also Figure 15 to this part).

For instance, schools could recruit teachers from among the best university graduates, an idea that was part of a series of measures published in England on November 24th.At the very top of the global educational league table where only a handful of countries or systems within them manage to attain really high standards decentralisation is the name of the game.

Both sets of measures of unintentional and intentional non-adherence were adapted from validated measures published in the peer-review literature [ 35- 39].

A range of parent, parenting, adolescent and family outcomes were assessed using measures published in peer reviewed publications and validated for the present purpose.

As their web server is not available as of publication date of this article, we have only used measures published in their article to compare with our model.

The research group who developed the deprivation scores 27 compared relative deprivation as reported with the deprivation measure published in 2000 (based on 1998 data) and that published in 2004 (based on 2001 data) and found a marked degree of similarity between the relative positions of local authorities.

The measures are published in league tables and if they are sufficiently poor will affect the official grading given to the school or college by Ofsted.

Similar measures, quietly published in the past, suggest among other things that safety-net programs have played a large and mostly overlooked role in restraining hardship: as much as half of the reported rise in poverty since 2006 disappears.

Another potential limitation is that the FDA guidance for the PRO measures was published in 2006, whereas most of the PRO instruments included in our reviews were developed prior to that date.

Variables specific to the text messages delivered by the text4baby mHealth program such as confirmed recall and reactions and receptivity to the messages were adapted by the authors based on validated measures previously published in social marketing evaluation research, including their own work [ 21, 22].