Sentence examples for have only been required from inspiring English sources

To date, they have only been required to release aggregate figures.

13 33 Compared to the Netherlands, bringing life ending acts into the open is a relatively new experience for physicians in Flanders (and in Belgium as a whole) because physicians have only been required to report cases since the enactment of the euthanasia law.

It is important to note that regulatory DNT guideline studies have only been required for some pesticides, and pesticides are only a small portion of the total universe of untested chemicals, some of which are known or suspected developmental neurotoxicants (Grandjean and Landrigan 2006).

Studies published to date regarding the differentiation between human cathepsin C and DPAP1 have only been partially successful; new tools are required to solve this problem (Wang et al. 2011).

More sophisticated deformable, or 'non-rigid', registration methods, include those that have only been validated using a phantom, and require full contouring of the prostate in TRUS images 14, 15.

Other studies of prognostic factors have only been done among patients with severe legionellosis requiring admission to ICU.

CymA has only been shown to be required for electron flow from dehydrogenases in the CM to periplasmic enzymes (such as FccA) [34] [36] yet our data showed that under these conditions, the route of electron flow from the outer surface to periplasmic fumarate reductase still required CM components.

DAMS: For four (4%) of patients, we were not able to calculate an adherence score for DAMS because they had only been prescribed 'when required' medication; there was therefore no denominator of how much medication they had been prescribed to take.

However, the questionnaire has only been validated in Taiwan so requires further validation if used in other countries.

For example, altered autophagy has been observed in the ischemic, hypertrophied and failing heart, and has been shown to not only be required to maintain cardiac contractile function but also to limit infarct size and attenuate remodeling after a myocardial infarction.

Graduates may, on the face of it, have mountainous debts, but they will only be required to repay £9 in every £100 they earn over £21,000 for 30 years, and after that they will stop paying.