Sentence examples for an explicit requirement of from inspiring English sources

2. Partially in response to objections of this sort, Dworkin revised his view to exclude an explicit requirement of identification.

We use a simple word-based motif model and a straightforward score of pairwise sequence similarity as an alignment-free and efficient means to look for similar regulatory sequences, without relying on orthologous sequences or an explicit requirement of motif overrepresentation.

This is called for in the emergency preparedness and response planning that is currently evolving and is an explicit requirement of a human rights-based approach to programming.

It contained an explicit requirement to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of all states.

However, the majority of journals (n = 5) did not make it an explicit requirement to use STRICTA for potential manuscripts.

"So, it includes your broad grant of authority but accompanies that with an explicit requirement that clear limits be put in place," he told Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-PA).

The inclusion of a functional outcome has been made an explicit requirement by the European Medicines Agency in their guidance document on investigational medicines for ADHD [ 18].

The white paper contains an explicit requirement that its output must be "distinctive, high quality and impartial".

Making it an explicit requirement reiterates its importance and mandates comparison, validation and replication, thereby ensuring appropriate and common standard operating procedures and the use of accredited facilities.

However, Heyting's correspondence with Freudenthal in 1930 shows that before 1930, Heyting had not yet arrived at the explicit requirement of a transformation procedure in the explanation of implication (see the quotation in section 5.1 below).

The Supreme Court last year refused to hear a challenge to that provision, which was not at issue in the case today but which the chief justice suggested in a footnote was constitutional because of the explicit requirement of interstate conduct.