Sentence examples for identification rules for from inspiring English sources
The F.D.A.'s concerns and the proposed strategy for identification rules for devices are scheduled to be published today in the Federal Register.
Voting rights groups and the Service Employees International Union have complained that Ohio's Republican secretary of state, Jon Husted, has set voter identification rules for provisional ballots that are overly strict and violate the law.
And they have battled over poll identification rules and procedures for early voting, a process in many states -- such as Florida -- that has already allowed more than 1.3 million people to vote in advance.
The implementation of 'cross compliance' rules did not result in many constraints for sheep and goat farmers, except for the animal identification rules, since many traditional farmers were reluctant to enter the system and keep records.
It can be jarring for parents to realize that their child's entrance into a program can be determined through the adoption of different identification rules.
We design the hand-crafted identification rules as follows.
The final trained model with the identification rule and criterion for the classification of flow units was used for identifying flow units in the cored and non-cored intervals of reservoir.
For instance, Kröner et al. (2005) operationalized the construct as a measure of intelligence and distinguished between three components: rule identification, rule knowledge, and rule application.
The focusing is more accurate than with traditional empirical QSAR studies, assessment of drug-likeness, or the rules for identification of compounds with permeability problems.
Paragraph (c)(2) of this section provides the general rules for identification and documentation of account holders and payees, and paragraph (c)(2)(v) provides documentation requirements for certain U.S. branches of FFIs.
A key finding of this study is the identification of optimal scaling rules for maximizing precursor utilization in the scaled-up system while maintaining fixed absolute growth rate and its relative uniformity.
