In E. coli, the last nucleotide of the newly copied repeat is derived from the first nucleotide of the incoming spacer, which imposes further sequence requirements on that system (Swarts et al., 2012).
Like TfL, some of those carrying ads impose further restrictions and, in some areas, such as medicines, there are specific statutory requirements.
The two dominant strategies to this end have been (i) to appeal to Gricean considerations regarding the nature of intentions to refer or (ii) to impose some further requirements that the speaker's intended referent must meet in order to count as the referent of the impure indexical in question.
Imposing further cuts is becoming politically untenable.
The autosomal recessive inheritance pattern of hypercholesterolemia in the proband's family imposed the further requirement that both alleles contain rare mutation, which greatly reduces the number of candidate genes.
> -wrap-foot> Experts were asked to use the method of their choice; no further requirements were imposed regarding methodology.
Therefore, medical applications further impose stringent requirements in terms of reliability and predictive power, which demands constant refinement of sophisticated nuclear models and continuous code improvement.
Some otherwise extreme subjectivists impose the further rationality requirement of regularity: only a priori falsehoods get assigned probability 0. This is sometimes also called 'strict coherence', and it is advocated by authors such as Kemeny (1955), Jeffreys (1961), Edwards et al. (1963), Shimony (1970), and Stalnaker (1970).
Past experience suggests further requirements.
No further requirements, no red tape.
