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It is our hope that improved structural specification of PRO measures will result in greater measurement precision and promote a deeper appreciation of patient-reported measurements methodologies being used in other areas of clinical and epidemiological research.

McCall told the BBC that longer security measures will result.

The measures will result in a record loss of 1.29 billion francs for the package tour operator's 1997 fiscal year, which ended Oct. 31.

Failure for corporations in member countries to comply with these measures will result in fines and possible termination of a company's operations until issues are addressed.

In 2010, a total of 334,815 student visas were issued by the British government, but the British Home Office has predicted that the new measures will result in 67,000 fewer per year.

Bankers and analysts in Athens say there is a debate within the Finance Ministry as to whether the government should go to the market now, or wait until a new menu of changes — like more taxes and further public sector wage cuts — is announced, in the hope that such measures will result in lower financing costs.

The key question underpinning this work is whether or not the processes that the QOF scores measure will result in measurable changes in the populations' health.

Half-measures will result in a new equilibrium, but one that is still too heavy.For example, a 23-year-old man who is 170cm tall (5'8") should weigh 70kg, and be eating 2,294 calories a day.

That in turn means that the best AD measure will result in the most efficient conformal predictor.

But critics worry that the measure will result in privacy violations and even discrimination, allowing airlines to charge certain kinds of passengers, such as business travellers, more than other passengers, potentially without their knowledge.

The evaluation of these interim measures ultimately will result in a codified set of permanent rules at a later date.