In February, the Florida Department of Education modified its standards to explicitly require, for the first time, the state's public schools to teach evolution, calling it "the organizing principle of life science".
One or more of these foundational biology courses (or equivalent performance on the corresponding biological sciences placement examination) may be explicitly required as prerequisites for upper-level MCDB courses.
They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.
Testing on terrestrial organisms is not explicitly required as a criterion for PBT chemicals.
This takes place even though spelling is neither explicitly required nor necessarily beneficial for performing a rhyme judgment.
In a news release, Human Rights Watch, which previously raised concerns about how workers building the museum would be treated, called the museum's action a positive step but said it fell short, noting that the Guggenheim had not explicitly required companies to reimburse workers for recruitment fees that they are found to have paid.
Many hospitals perform contact isolation in single-rooms; however this is not explicitly required by the guideline except for CPE (i.e. carbapenemase-producing organisms).
By adding the phrase "or the Internet" to one section, lawyers for the states explicitly required Microsoft to reveal technical details about servers other than those used only for office networks.
This increase in accuracy is consistent with our earlier result (the gamma parameter being significantly reduced in order to incorporate invariable sites at the short sequence length) meaning that at high values of α, such as 1.0 or 2.0, the separate invariable sites parameter is explicitly required by the model to account for the proportion of invariable sites.
