Sentence examples for most promising measures from inspiring English sources

RESTRAIL research aimed to tackle this issue and assess a selection of the most promising measures.

Forth, we evaluated of some of the most promising measures through 11 pilot field tests implemented in various countries.

Based upon these results a set of most promising measures for implementation could be considered, and the path to implementation for each of these promising measures should be developed.

Vaccines based on LKT offer the most promising measure to contain BRD outbreaks and are already commercially available.

The above research indicates that the retweet influence seems to be the most promising measure of influence on Twitter, and that community detection in the retweet network will likely yield the most influential communities.

ECV appears to be the most promising measure of diffuse myocardial fibrosis at 3T based upon its superior reproducibility and ability to differentiate disease from health.

A number of alternatives of control different than the use of chemical drugs are being proposed, although the most promising measure of control is the use of natural nematode antagonists like nematophagous fungi [ 5, 6].

One of the most promising prevention measures, circumcision of males, is apt to be very expensive, and it would be a shame if it got insufficient support simply because an arbitrary percentage of the program's budget had to be spent on treatments.

A set of 18 most promising safety measures was selected from the initial set, representing the self-explaining or forgiving character of a road.

By far the most promising control measure in the bill is one business hates, one that has been overshadowed by the border fortification boondoggle: mandatory employer verification.

Among these the paternal quota is by many seen as the most promising policy measure in the pursuit of gender equality, and as an important move towards more egalitarian patterns of work and care.