Sentence examples for and which conforms from inspiring English sources

Network restoration within submarine cable systems has become more important because of the increase of submarine cable capacity, which cannot be restored by the capacity of a satellite link and which conforms to the requirement of fast restoration.

Participants from these kindreds gave written informed consent for participation in a study approved by the Institutional Review Board of Washington University, St . Louis(IRB# 201105464) and which conforms to the Helsinki Declaration.

Such rules shall require that all such apparatus be able to receive the rating signals which have been transmitted by way of line 21 of the vertical blanking interval and which conform to the signal and blocking specifications established by industry under the supervision of the Commission.

"There is a wide variety of religious schools in Australia and...to some school communities, cultivating an environment and ethos which conforms to their religious beliefs is of paramount importance," the report states.

A numerical algorithm for the simulation of flow past immersed objects with heat transfer is proposed and validated which conforms with the ideas of the fictitious domain method.

This search revealed that human PHB contains three Akt consensus phosphorylation sites at Thr108, Ser151 and Thr258, which conforms to the optimal Akt motif RXRXXp(S/T).

A controlled before-and-after study which conforms to the TREND statement for non-randomized study designs, with a normative reference group.

Shape and form of this study determined by establishment concept and evolve through time which conforms and express to its central public space(s).

In Fig. 15a, the changing trend of bus voltage frequencies at both sides of circuit branches reflects the constant and rapid migration of electrical center on circuit branch L ZJB-CS) and L ZJB-CS), which conforms to Fig. 14.

Previous reports of the elimination half-life have suggested it is between 10 and 16 hours, which conforms to the elimination data in our case.

Written informed consent was obtained from all and the study, which conforms to Code of Ethics of the World Medical Association (Declaration of Helsinki; printed in the British Medical Journal 18 July 1964), was approved by the Ethics Committee of University College London.