Sentence examples for formalised the need from inspiring English sources

In 2007 a BMJ editorial called for the closer evaluation of functional foods and recent European Union regulation and directives have formalised the need for such foodstuffs to support claims with robust evidence [ 1].

Whilst the TIRRE instrument provided insight into the breadth and depth of research readiness, we have had to develop the model further, formalising the need to include business process modelling and identifying that intangible resources are also important.

The Cambridge cosmologist tells a rapt audience that he has "calculated and formalised the exact conditions needed to generate a supermassive black hole".

We've also all but formalised the timing.

It formalised the show's obsession with entrances and exits.

The Lisbon treaty has formalised the Eurogroup for the first time.

She says the authorities have merely formalised the previous arrangement of issuing special papers.

He formalised the restrictions two years later, partly to contain a brain drain to the United States.

This year for the first time, UCAS has formalised the process of "adjustment".

Eight years later the Afrikaner Nationalist Party came to power and formalised the policy of apartheid.

Later, the U.S. National Research Council formalised the risk assessment approach [19].