Sentence examples for measures should give from inspiring English sources

Mr Ahern's package of legal measures should give civil libertarians some disquiet but, fortunately, they are not the "Draconian" measures he claims.

Nor will the devolution of housing decisions to local authorities, although both measures should give neighbourhoods a bigger say in housing developments near them, which is surely a more democratic outcome.

These measures should give the markets some confidence going forward.

The inclusion of these measures should give a fuller picture of the eye-movement results to help interpret the effects for gaze similarity and region of interest below.

The consideration of future austerity measures should give greater weight to the unintended mental health consequences that may follow and the public messaging of these policies and related events.

Also, biochemical networks are known to be scale-free (having a power law distribution of node connectivity) and so complexity measures should give a similar value when applied to the full network and its subnetworks.

Yet the sheer scale of these measures should have given investors cause for concern, as they indicate how fearful the authorities had become.At some point, if the economy recovers, the stimulus will have to be withdrawn, leaving the markets facing higher interest rates and tighter fiscal policy.

The surface electric field recorded at most of the BEAR stations was usually severely modified by local conductivity anomalies, but there are a few stations where the measured E h should give a good estimate of the large scale surface electric field around the station (T. Korja, private communication).

A good measure for coresponses should give higher values for truly associated than for unrelated MT pairs.

ApoE and ABCA1 are expressed in the central nervous system and in the periphery and measuring their expression should give a good indication of target engagement by bexarotene in both the central nervous system and the periphery.

An accurate and sensitive measure of adherence should give clinicians objective data to use during discussions on individuals' non-adherence risk factors without causing shame or stigma to a patient [ 27].