Sentence examples for has so far required from inspiring English sources
The state has so far required power-plant builders to look only at soot down to 10 microns in diameter, but many recent studies have shown damaging health effects from smaller particles.
The assertion raises new doubts about whether the 1-million-square foot Millennium Hollywood project -- which would create two of Hollywood's tallest towers -- should go forward without significantly more seismic safety testing than the city has so far required.
This strategy has so far required the measurement of the stroke volume by a cardiac output monitor.
Unfortunately, this strategy has so far required the measurement of stroke volume by a cardiac output monitor as well as a specific training period for the operators [ 5].
At least 17 people have so far required medical treatment after taking the white heroin, Van der Veen said.
Lord Turnbull, a member of the commission, told Turner and Wheatley to "bring some order" to the deluge of PPI claims which have so far required banks to pay out more than £12bn in compensation and costs.
Because of the steep up-front investments that they have so far required and the high cost per unit of power generated, renewable energy technologies have not been a popular option for producing potable water, in the Gulf or anywhere else.
Third, although most patients recover with supportive management, nearly 25% have so far required renal replacement therapy (5 out of 21).
The government has so far only required the data to be made available when hospitals are periodically inspected by regulators or published twice yearly in staffing surveys.
The NRC has so far only required the vents, though it has ordered its staff, which is developing guidelines for implementing the vent requirement, to also weigh the possibility of requiring filters.
No study has so far compared the time required for muscle relaxation or the doses required to reach a maximum block after administration of boluses of cisatracurium in ICU patients when compared to surgical patients, but our results seem to be consistent with those described for the continuous infusion of muscle relaxants.
