Sentence examples for timely measures from inspiring English sources

A joint statement at the conference did not suggest how to accomplish this, but noted that "necessary and timely measures should be taken".

The news agency quoted Ali Akbar Akhavan, the head of the Passive Defense Organization's provincial branch, as saying that "with timely measures and the cooperation of skilled hackers in the province, the progress of this virus was halted".

This adaptation is the result of an automatic process, derived from computational intelligence technologies, thus overcoming the potential inability of users to take timely measures to protect themselves.

As we've often reported, more timely measures show paychecks rising faster than inflation — especially in the past two years.

Accurate and timely measures of the age-specific incidence of infection as the pandemic evolves are essential for model development and parameterization and are ideally obtained from sequential serologic surveys.

The weekly monitoring will allow the researchers to undertake timely measures to address any early signs of noncompliance.

But the claimant count is a more timely measure and it does come into its own when there are turning points in the labour market, picking up developments before the labour force survey.

The timely measure of the data of node i in the moment t is defined as currency, that is mathrm{currency}=left {t}_{mathrm{real}}hbox {t}_{mathrm{ideal}}right)+left {t}_{mathrm{arrive}}hbox {t}_{mathrm{ideal}}right), (8 where tideal is the ideal sampling time and treal is the actual sampling time.

I agree with Greg David that to cite small-area monthly data from the unemployment survey as if it were a reliable, timely measure of the local economy, while ignoring for political reasons the much more broadly based payroll jobs survey, is improper.

When a plant attacked by herbivores emits signals, the neighbouring plants anticipate imminent damage and take timely measure by direct defence; by increasing levels of toxins and repellents [14], or by indirect defence, attracting natural enemies [15], [16].

Monthly growth-monitoring sessions provide a timely measure of how children are faring.