Sentence examples for comparative requirements from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 shows the comparative requirements for the two groups of pigs requiring noradrenaline to maintain mean systolic pressure, indicating a dramatic drop in requirements in the Cell-BAL treated group, compared to those in the empty-bead BAL treated group.

The comparative requirements for cell proliferation and migration in epidermal wound healing are not easy to determine.

In this paper by definition of the answer ranges and proper comparative function, the requirement of proper initial guesses for forward signal and backward pump to solve rate equation is resolved.

Requirements for comparative clinical efficacy studies vary across the guidelines from different countries, with a general trend toward no specific requirement for demonstration of efficacy per se (Table 3) and rather greater focus on safety assessment.

Two experimental designs were carried out for the comparative evaluation of water requirements of seven strawberry cultivars (Fragaria × ananassa Duch).

JD/LLM (International and Comparative Law) No additional requirements; however, we encourage applicants to address their interest in international and comparative law either in their personal statement or use the JD/LLM or JD/LLMLE attachment.

Our proposal should contribute to the discussion of the right way to comply with the legal requirements of comparative quality assurance.

We also performed a comparative examination of repair requirements of different dI containing substrates in vitro and the results indicated that there were overlapping activities of several repair pathways in processing of dI in DNA.

In Germany, the requirement for comparative assessments may affect up to 25% of all PPPs and around 50% of all uses of PPPs.

Hence, there is a requirement for comparative study to address the relative performance of the above-mentioned cases and hence to arrive at a better and efficient flow configuration.

The influence of the initial state can be minimized by using a very long (at best an unlimited) time horizon in comparative economic analyses; a requirement that certainly poses additional challenges.