Sentence examples for adding to the requirements from inspiring English sources

In [ 42], it was required that the algebraic structure (D, ⊕, ⊗ ) would be a semiring, i.e. adding to the requirements of [ 23] an additional requirement that   D also contains an identity element 1 with respect to the ⊕ operation.

Likewise, with Operation Renmark scheduled to start the following morning, A Company 5 RAR then at Dat Do protecting the artillery would also need to be released before nightfall, adding to the requirement to conclude the operation that afternoon.

Some proponents of centered incompatibilist theories have added to the requirements of the rather simple view we have been considering, with the aim of rebutting this argument.

On the basis of such a judgment, they argue that normatively substantive conditions should be added to the requirements of autonomy, conditions such as the ability to recognize and follow certain moral or political norms (See Benson 1987, Wolf 1980; for criticism, see Berofsky 1995, ch. 7).

Besides patient safety, when added to the requirements of timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equitableness and patient-centered care [ 19], physicians' workloads often increase and shortage of physician manpower emerges.

Also, the increased mobility of users, as well as the need to be able to work in all locations, further adds to the requirement of remote document access.

The finding of variants in controls, particularly the finding of a nonsense mutation in a 69 years old healthy individual, clearly adds to the requirement of an extended evaluation of the pathogenicity of each variant.

For studies involving different donors, whole genome and transcriptome sequencing would be required for each donor and their tissues, significantly adding to the overall cost and labor requirements.

Pure CO2 is added from a pressurized source and therefore does not add to the energy requirements for compression.

Over the years, new elements have been added to the initial requirements for system acceptance, centered on the values of repeatability and reproducibility (integrated in indexes as GRR and GRR%).

We do not make this a requirement, in part because there may be resistance from the author (this is not a widespread practice throughout chemistry generally); and in part because it would add to the validation requirements for each submission.