Sentences with phrase «specific measures necessary»

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«Extensive traditional observations of individual traits and their relationship with leadership will be necessary for each specific group of animals or humans before this method could be used as an automated way to measure personality,» he says.
To determine a mineral's specific gravity, it is necessary to weigh a sample (using grams), then measure its volume (in cubic centimeters).
Specific measures for correcting imbalances in any impaired organs / glands / systems is usually also necessary to achieve weight loss and detox goals.
It therefore concluded that «the concept of «measures for the approximation» of legislation must be interpreted as encompassing the EU legislature's power to lay down measures relating to a specific product or class of products as well as, if necessary, individual measures concerning those products.»
Took necessary steps to meet customer needs and effectively resolve food or service issues.Up - sold additional menu items, beverages and desserts to increase restaurant profits.Correctly received orders, processed payments and responded appropriately to guest concerns.Served fresh, hot food with a smile in a timely manner.Served orders to customers at windows, counters and tables.Packaged menu items into bags or trays and placed drink orders into carriers.Operated large - volume cooking equipment such as grills, deep - fat fryers and griddles.Accurately measured ingredients required for specific food items.
Rigorous inclusion criteria, included randomized controlled trials, use of treatment manuals and ensurance of treatment integrity, therapists experienced or specifically trained in STPP, treatment of patients with specific psychiatric disorders, reliable and valid diagnostic measures, and data necessary to calculate effect sizes.
Further, it held that specific evidence of previous similar criminal misconduct is not necessary in order to find that the Owners have a duty to take reasonable security measures to protect patrons from criminal acts.
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