A customer will commonly require that a developer conduct a qualification verification activity to prove that the design is compliant with the content of the performance specification.
The distinction between an SC and a GC may also help in orienting therapy toward correcting any coexisting arthropathy, frequent in SC, or in simply targeting the lesion itself by means of surgical excision for instance, which is more commonly required in GCs that are refractory to conservative therapy [1].
Finally there is no need for titration of the dose of colesevelam to allow for tolerability, unlike that commonly required by first generation sequestrants.
The BODR focuses on data that is commonly required for chemistry software, and where there is a need to ensure that values are standard between codes.
THE-MUSS supports the development and running of u-health services with functions, modules, and facilities that are commonly required for various mobile u-health services.
Furthermore, by recognizing human diversity, children may develop a better knowledge of themselves, a competence that is commonly required in elementary school curricula of several countries (Additional file 1).
To test the hypotheses elaborated in the previous section, we collected archival data for a number of major quality certificates that are commonly required in the manufacturing industry in China.
There are difficulties, however, in generalising simple univariate definitions of interaction, from classic linear models, to the robust, non-parametric multivariate methods that are commonly required in handling assemblage data.
Catalogs of paleolandslides allow scientists to extend a brief, documentary record of mass movements, an exercise that is commonly required to evaluate hazard and risk to existing or proposed development.
In particular, the recent development of copper-free click chemistry such as strain-promoted azide-alkyne cycloaddition, radical mediated thiol-ene chemistry, Diels Alder reaction, tetrazole-alkene photo-click chemistry, and oxime reaction renders it possible to form hydrogels, microgels and nanogels without the use of potentially toxic catalysts or immunogenic enzymes that are commonly required.
