Sentence examples for measures shaping from inspiring English sources

Medical supply planning is not only a matter of manpower size, but also encompasses the definition of the desired skill-mix, availability and accessibility level of medical services, quality control and accountability of health care providers, regulatory measures shaping the demand for health care, and financing of the health system.

The rule was part of a bipartisan package of detainee-related measures shaped by the Senate Armed Services Committee in a deal between Senators Carl Levin of Michigan and John McCain of Arizona, the top Democrat and Republican on the panel.

Indeed, it was Mr. Obey, the third-most-senior member of the House, who, in large measure, shaped the bill, in concert with other House Democratic leaders.

Rhetoric has in large measure shaped how we understand terrorism.

PubChem3D uses two 3-D similarity measures: shape-Tanimoto (ST) [24, 27 30] and color-Tanimoto (CT) [24, 27, 28].

External pressures for specific reform measures shape the selection of health interventions: the health reform process forms a component of the international community's effort to rebuild the state, and particular health reform measures are favoured by international actors.

The death toll appeared to relate closely to what was happening in the conflict, and therefore to provide a reasonable measure for shaping — and subsequently evaluating — the coverage.

By most measures, TED shapes its style against the mores of academia.

The phase-retrieval holographic analysis [12, 13], photogrammetry measurements [14], etc. are widely used to measure shapes of reflector antennas.

Therefore, there are no limitations on the measured shape, and free-forms can be directly measured [11].

GMM is a special method to measure shape, as it does not use traditional angles and linear distances (size measures).