Sentence examples for measures that take from inspiring English sources

Several measures that take into account the above properties were proposed in [29, 44, 45].

Instead, we propose alternative measures that take account of these interactions in an attempt to guide future studies that link sperm competition with sperm evolution.

If you're traveling internationally, you may have to go through passport control and take other security measures that take up a lot of time, not to mention trying to find your terminal at the other end of an unfamiliar airport.

However, in 2007, a divided Supreme Court ruled that public schools "cannot seek to achieve or maintain integration through measures that take explicit account of a student's race".

By their nature, refundable tax credits are anti-poverty measures that take money from those who are more affluent and put it in the hands of people with low incomes.

In June, a bitterly divided United States Supreme Court ruled that public school systems could not seek to achieve or maintain integration through measures that take explicit account of a student's race.

He added that any measures that took staff away from stations were "short-sighted".

It is an improvement to current network measures that takes direction, temporal order, and also movement size and probability of disease into account.

He called the bill "a divisive, partisan measure that takes us in exactly the wrong direction".

A wider point to make is that inflation has gone up by closer to 24% on the retail prices index (RPI) measure that takes housing costs into account.

Any income-based measure that takes such transfers into account is likely to show a smaller increase in poverty resulting from the recession than one that does not.