Sentence examples for measures to present from inspiring English sources

Later this week the European parliament is set to give the green light to an investigation into the Panama Papers as well as a tough new package of measures to present to the EU finance ministers' meeting on 19 June.

In the previous debate, King et al. and Asada essentially agree on the sensibility of using both relative and absolute measures to present a fuller picture.

Wash your hair and body regularly, take measures to present a clean face, and do things like brushing your teeth.

Moments after the House passed its bill, Ms. Stabenow took to the Senate floor to say that lawmakers would instead work informally over the August recess to try to put together a new measure to present to Congress when it meets in September.

Vickers hardness and chloride profiles were measured to present the effects of calcium leaching on chloride diffusion behavior.

This work aims to extend our formally defined T measure to present a new measure aiming to recognize the actor's influence by the strength of attracting new important actors into a networked community.

The number needed to treat is used as effect measure to present the results from randomised controlled trials with binary and time-to-event outcomes.

The NNT is used as effect measure to present the results from RCTs with binary and time-to-event outcomes in the current medical literature.

The next best way to show objective measures is to present quantified achievements.

Another approach for readers who are familiar with the measure is to present the NNT (the inverse of the proportion benefiting) [ 23].

Inequality research should always include absolute measures in order to present a more complete picture of the burden of inequalities to policy makers.