Sentence examples for dictated requirement from inspiring English sources
Finally, fatigue lifetimes of an industrial composite pipe subjected to different varying internal pressure are predicted and its long-term behavior over the span of 50 years of continuous operation is estimated as the dictated requirement by international rules and regulations.
The new rules dictate requirements right down to which side of the house can have an attic vent (not be on the forest side).
Dr. Means's work in Kansas City ended abruptly last month, after she had performed about 50 abortions, half her training goal, when the clinic shifted its focus to trying to stay open under the new state regulations that dictate requirements for the size of rooms at abortion clinics, the stocking of emergency equipment, medications and blood supplies, and ties to hospitals.
This dictated the requirement of latched controls, which would allow the operator to start drilling one hole and then latch the controls to be able to move on to the next.
He diverged from the trope in its climax; the format of Doctor Who dictated the requirement of an antagonist: Max Capricorn, whose plan was to sabotage the ship as part of an insurance scam.
Circular dichroism studies suggested that the limits of the minimum inhibitory domain are dictated by requirements for appropriate folding and maintenance of a secondary structure for the inhibitory portion of the prodomain.
The logistics of the study dictated certain requirements of companies, like having a minimum of 1000 employees at one location or at close-by locations and the possibility to accommodate measurements at the worksite.
These factors dictate the requirement for large sample sizes, extensive structural imaging and extended longitudinal study.
Our results strongly suggest that it is not the basal promoter per se that dictates the requirement for NELF.
Each particular assay dictates the requirement for instrument capacity, data reproducibility and run length times.
The problems of troponin specificity dictate the requirement for additional diagnostic criteria in defining MI, and nowhere is this more true than on the ICU.
