Sentence examples for specific measures for the from inspiring English sources

To achieve this objective most federal states provide specific measures for the promotion of women (Lutz et al. 2013, p. 5f).

The strategy prescribes specific measures for the social protection of children from trafficking, violence, abuse and exploitation.

If interest centres on mapping the EQ-5D index in another disease area, disease specific measures for the disease in question may also be important.

This concept, in addition to expanding upon basic hygiene, encompasses specific measures for the prevention and treatment of MRSA, VRE and MRGN.

· A prophylactic plan was established, including specific measures for the prevention and control of coccidiosis; the control of mange; and environmental hygiene (disinfection of cages and equipment and rodent control).

Process surveillance was designed to assess compliance with easily measurable key infection control practices, such as surveillance of compliance rates for hand hygiene practices and specific measures for the prevention of CLAB [ 20].

"Perhaps it's just as well that Dargis doesn't propose any specific measure for the DuVernay test; rather than producing a simply binary yes/no, it can serve similarly as a way to begin discussing the diversity, representation, and depth of the stories of minority characters in the films we make and watch".

There is also a specific measure for the settlement of young farmers and an implicit resource reservation.

Participants (n = 226) with various spine conditions of >12 weeks duration completed the SFI-Sp and a region specific measure: for the back, the Roland Morris Questionnaire (RMQ) and Backache Index (BADIX); for the neck, the Neck Disability Index (NDI); for general health the EQ-5D and SF-12.

In this article, we have presented the implementation of a benchmark for objective comparison of cell tracking algorithms, based on the use of a common diverse video dataset repository and ground truth, specific measures for both the evaluation of the segmentation and tracking accuracy, and unified criteria for comparing and ranking the algorithms.

Although the Treaty took effect in 1958, it was not until 1962 that the Council enacted Regulation 17, laying down specific measures for implementing the competition rules which had been provided for in the Treaty itself.