Sentence examples for measures with potential from inspiring English sources

Rosemaria Flaherty, a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Child Protection at the University of South Australia said any measures with potential to save the life of a child were worth examining.

Specifically, measures with potential cost saving implications consisted of direct cost measures or other proxy measures with cost ramifications.

Preventive measures with potential dual effects on cardiovascular and diabetes risk reduction are particularly appealing because "cardiometabolic" risk factors often coincide in the same individual.

To control for variance caused by individual differences, subjects were controlled for as a repeated measure with potential random effects.

This review aims to assess how these advances can inform the development of animal models for psychiatric disease, with a focus on schizophrenia and in vivo electrophysiological circuit-level measures with high potential as disease biomarkers.

The SDG summit in September and the global climate talks in December provide a platform for deepening cooperation and making a down-payment on measures with the potential to put Africa on a pathway toward an inclusive low-carbon energy future and the world on a pathway to avoid climate catastrophe.

Using criteria taking account of psychometric properties and practical usability, this review was able to identify 11 child self-report mental health measures with the potential to inform individual clinical practice, feed into service development, and to inform national benchmarking.

Mr. Dreisbach said he would not provide further details on any cost-saving measures or discussions with potential investors, but said he remained optimistic.

Three measures of variables with potential association with LBP were also used: a Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ), work satisfaction scale, and the Baecke Physical Activity Questionnaire (BPAQ).

In the swing state of Colorado, the marijuana measure with its potential to bring out young voters is seen as potentially influencing votes for president.

Few sights are as gruesome as the glee with which the NFU celebrated the death last year of the European soil framework directive, the only measure with the potential to arrest our soil-erosion crisis.