Sentence examples for general requirement of from inspiring English sources
It is a general requirement of reporting of research that other researchers can, if required, replicate all the steps taken and obtain the same results.
It is a general requirement of reporting of research that other researchers can, if required, replicate all the steps taken and obtain the same results (Laine et al, 2007).
These principles together amount to a general requirement of propriety.
Mr. Bowles "was promoted to non-employment in the White House — to no function and a general requirement of silence," Mr. Galbraith wrote.
(The distinction helps explain the otherwise anomalous decision in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) where the Supreme Court exempted the Amish from the general requirement of compulsory education to the age of 16: it was emphasized that the exemption cost the state nothing and allowed a culture admirable in the eyes of the justices to maintain its self-sufficient — i.e., non-burdening — ways).
The optimal p value was determined by a general requirement of same total infiltration time for the layered formation and the equivalent homogeneous medium.
After a short introduction into the technology of volumetric solar receivers, which are aimed to supply heat for a steam turbine process to generate electricity, the general requirements of materials applied as solar volumetric receivers are reviewed.
Although this study was conducted prior to the establishment of GLPs and EPA or OECD study guidelines, it generally adhered to GLP practices and satisfies the general requirements of OECD 414 (1981).
The State Board of Education sets general requirements of public school curricula, which are administered by an elected superintendent of public instruction and more than 300 district school boards.
The general requirements of dragonfly sex are elaborate enough: Before mating, the male contorts itself to transfer sperm from its manufacturing site at the end of its abdomen into a slit in the penis, which is mounted toward the front half of its body, just behind the thorax.
