Sentence examples for approaching the requirement from inspiring English sources
The sample size of total mortality data was 816, approaching the requirement, so the combined result may be more persuasive than any of the six RCTs.
As mobilities are approaching the requirements for demanding applications such as OLED active matrix addressing, an important, specific need arises to evaluate the constant current stress stability of these high mobility organic semiconductors under realistic operating conditions.
This channel approaches the requirement of equal neighboring CFRs.
It was apparent that in order to assess community development approaches the requirement to 'unpack the box' [ 8] or use 'within-programme experimentation' [ 9] meant that the use of qualitative methodologies such as grounded theory would be ideally placed to develop a theory [ 4, 10] from which the 'why it works' could be evaluated.
They fear that once the legislation emerges in its final form, it will not clearly define what "substantially similar" means in its discussion of how state disclosure rules must approach the requirements of federal ones.
Second, the traditional FCT limiting based on sufficiency conditions is augmented by an iterative procedure which approaches the necessity requirements.
With a market value of about $37.5 million, Borders is also approaching the minimum requirements of the Big Board.
The concept of ABS allows multi-mode cognitive devices to move between different technologies in order to approach the QoS requirement.
In the proposed approach the requirement associated with the two-stage analysis procedure is abandoned and the effects of the interaction between the lower and upper structures in terms of mass and stiffness on the seismic load are considered.
By this approach, the requirement on the lower bound and upper bound of impulsive interval is removed in Theorem 1, which is different from the conventional ones in the literature.
More difficult to deal with are violations of another assumption implicit in the use of the TEF approach: the requirement that the dose response curves for all congeners of a group of chemicals should be parallel.
