Sentence examples for and in the requirements from inspiring English sources

Comparing quantified kinetic rates for hyperpolarized xenon in aqueous solution reveals the high accuracy of each approach but also shows differences in the precision of the numerical results and in the requirements for prior knowledge.

One benefit of model-based testing is that it identifies faults in the analysis model and in the requirements earlier in the design process than is usually the case.

While many systems have to provide 24 × 7 services with no acceptable downtime, they have to be able to cope with changes in their execution environment and in the requirements that they must comply, in which data stream processing is one example of system that has to evolve during its execution.

However, they commonly have to cope with changes in their execution environment (e.g., moving from on-premises architecture to cloud architecture or changing the network technology) and in the requirements that they must comply with [3] (e.g., adding new functionality or modifying existing parts).

Our observations indicate substantial differences in addictive behaviour and in the requirements for cessation programmes in these social groups.

Conduct of the study at each centre will be led by a local Principal Investigator supported by a research nurse(s) who has received training in Good Clinical Practice and in the requirements of the study protocol.

He added: "In my view, the science budget is as committed - in a moral, a political and in the requirement sense - as any other part of the MoD's budget.

The IFA scored lowest in the ease of interpretation of results (1.3/2) and in the requirement for specific technical training (0.3/1).

We have shown that NRP-152 and NRP-154 cells exhibit fundamental differences in the regulation of IL-6 production by dexamethasone, and in the requirement for JAK2-mediated events for survival.

Without additional costc, the new building savings were 50% in heating requirements respect to the conventional layout, and 70% in the requirements of conventional energy for cooling.

A liberal arts education has its roots, etymologically and otherwise, in the requirements of liberty: what it takes to be a self-governing citizen rather than a slave.