Sentence examples for condition complied from inspiring English sources
The infusion condition complied with the subvisible particle count test for a high volume as long as the average number of particles present in the sample tested did not exceed 25 per mL for particle sizes ≥10 μm and 3 per mL for particle sizes ≥25 μm.
A Vietnamese labor official stepped forward to defend Nike the day after California's highest court ruled that the sportswear company could be sued for asserting that overseas workers, including those in Vietnam, were paid adequate wages and that working conditions complied with safety rules.
Husbandry and euthanasia conditions complied with the directive 2010/63/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes [48].
While treatment for many patients with the neuropathic pain conditions complied with guidelines available at that time, this prescribing was often inconsistent with published evidence of efficacy which is now incorporated into updated guidelines.
Similarly, various studies have shown that barely half of those taking drugs for chronic conditions comply even roughly with the regimen.
Nicolas Cohen is a lawyer who has represented terrorism suspects and is also vice-president of the International Observatory of Prisons (OIP) in Belgium, which studies whether conditions comply with international norms and human rights laws.
Finally, 28 L treated water could be accomplished in continuous mode under optimal conditions, complying with standards for reuse in the olive oil production process.
The eigenvalue problem solution is based on the one hand on the consideration of the shell as a system of two interdependent plates whose boundary conditions comply with the prevailing bending and membrane boundary conditions of the shell, and on the other hand on the consistent use of beam eigenfunctions, in the context of a Galerkin solution procedure.
All animals were maintained in filter top micro isolator cages and provided with sterile water and food under conditions complying with National Institute of Health (NIH) regulations.
It may therefore be inferred that a double breath of increasing concentrations of CO2 dose dependently induced a condition complying with the formal criteria of panic in current psychiatric nosology.
