CPU, memory and storage requirements constitute a minimum of what should be considered.
In sum, we think that the present number of six areas constitutes a minimum for approximating the relevant cortical structures and, at the same time, a sufficient level of complexity for replicating and explaining, at cortical-circuit level, the rich dynamics and temporal aspects of the neurophysiological brain responses of interest.
In any case, the system of rights constitutes a minimum set of normative institutional conditions for any legitimate modern political order.
It is not intended that these guidelines should constitute a minimum standard of practice, nor are they to be regarded as a substitute for good clinical judgement.
In order to effectively train new entrants to undertake bioinformatics research in the "-omics" era, WEBCB has, over the past two years, run discussion fora to define the key elements constituting a minimum set of bioinformatics skills.
She added: "And we certainly don't want claimants' and job-seekers' aspirations and paltry money dependent on whether they take up treatment options, which bounce them into mental health treatments which may not suit them, and which violate all of our notions of what constitutes a minimum standard for productive engagement in therapy: in short, consent".
In practice, there are no clear standards of what constitutes a minimum number or right mix, so analysis here is tentative.
In Croatia for example, the report says suppliers for Benetton and Hugo Boss pay one-third of what would constitute a minimum living wage.
Resistant clones from the second round had a MIC of at least 200 ug/ml (the highest concentration of cefotaxime tested) constituting a minimum 10,000-fold increase in cefotaxime resistance.
However, it is not clear what should constitute a minimum threshold for attentional deficits in the diagnosis of delirium using DSM-III-R and above.
