Sentence examples for real measures for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Douthat is right, however, that the real measures for controlling unauthorized immigration will be found away from the border.

We carried out simulations for long-time experiments (yearly studies) and real measures for short and mid-time experiments (daily and weekly studies).

The government is aware of these issues, and it knows it caused them, which is why it is taking desperate measures to protect itself, instead of announcing its intention to take real measures for reform.

It was also out here, in the garden, that you got a real measure for what this particular house party meant.

The real measure of success for a school is achievement.

Only two countries, Guatemala and Nauru, have no legal system for the exchange of tax information, although they are working on it.But the real measure of success for the OECD project is progress on Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEAs)—bilateral agreements between tax havens and bigger countries to help each other on tax matters.

The real measure of success for today's designers is making technology disappear so that it becomes a true tool for humans.

While money does matter and hold a lot of weight on our ability to be defined as successful by the society we live in, the real measure of success for me is nothing more than our ability to overcome our fears and live our lives in a proactive state, rather than a reactive one".

The real measure of tumour invasiveness for dissemination is the ability to form metastases in animals from an orthotopic tumour site.

But the first real measure of Obama's vision for NASA will be his decision on the Shuttle program.

Nominal p-values were evaluated for 19 statistical tests: variance ratio tests for standing height, spine, femur, tibia and radius (for both intra-observer error and long-term precision) and standing height, sitting height, femur, tibia and radius (for real measures) and left and right femur and tibia (for X-rays).