Sentence examples for effects requirements from inspiring English sources
Producer Anthony Nelson Keys chose Baker as director because he felt his experience on such films as A Night to Remember gave him the technical expertise to handle the film's significant special effects requirements.
Thus, these lab-based studies provide evidence that C. briggsae ΔmtDNA-C elements satisfy both the transmission advantage and deleterious or neutral fitness effects requirements necessary to characterize DNA as selfish.
Other findings may reflect the fact that the efficacy of targeted therapies cannot always be evaluated using the standard methods used for conventional chemotherapy, due to off-target effects, requirements for prolonged dosing at lower levels, and general cytostatic rather than cytotoxic effects [324].
The District Heating system, with an annual heat load of 27 GWh and maximum heat effect requirement of 14 MW, was chosen for the simulation model.
We used more permissive criteria (no fold-effect requirement, but P < 0.01), so as to capture genes and pathways that demonstrated smaller but significant changes in expression.
There were no significant differences in side effects, analgesia requirements or complications between the two groups.
Specific types of architectural effects on requirements decisions are identified, as are different aspects of the architecture together with the extent of their effects.
However, there is no systematic way in the extant approaches to handling the effects of requirements on the structuring of software architectures.
The important design and operational considerations affecting loading limits include temperature effects, oxygen requirements, fish water quality tolerance limits, organic matter decomposition, and nutrient removal.
However, increasing PEEP and RMs prevented alveolar derecruitment, and RMs performed in patients already ventilated with high PEEP had minimal effects on requirements for oxygenation support.
Aside from the physical effects and requirements concerning lifestyle changes, a chronic disease often has major psychological and social consequences for patients.
