The most commonly invoked requirements for a patent are that the invention be novel and not obvious.
The administration, American officials said, favors cutting loan guarantees for Israel by about $250 million of $9 billion over three years, invoking a requirement enacted by Congress that such aid be reduced by what Israel spends on certain activities in the West Bank.
(Blake 2003: 232 3) Thus, Blake is able to explain what is objectionable about racist selection criteria by invoking the requirement that states treat all of their own constituents as free and equal, since these criteria clearly treat those insiders in the dispreferred group as inferior and subordinate.
However, we cannot exclude that the progressive deletion of the C-terminus of Foxp3 leads to a loss of structural integrity per se, rather than invoking a requirement for cooperative binding of Runx1 and c-Rel.
When a task statement is invoked, process requirements, such as memory, CPUs and timeouts, can optionally be specified.
It does so without invoking the requirement that a protein's propensity for acquiring attachments increases with the number of attachments it already has, and decreases as the number of attachments in the network rises ('preferential attachment').
The potential that individuals can be identified either directly or indirectly from the data may invoke the requirement for explicit consent under data protection and privacy law.
In mitotic cells, membrane tension is increased and this invokes a requirement for the actin cytoskeleton to assist the CME machinery to overcome the increased load.
The term 'cross-talk' invokes the requirement of a mechanism by which the distinct hormone pathways can communicate with one another.
Whatever the physicomechanical details of egress and the temporal sequence of PVM and host cell membrane rupture, all except perhaps the fusion model invoke a requirement for generalized destabilization of the two membranes and host cell cytoskeleton to allow their eventual disruption.
