Sentence examples for joint requirement for from inspiring English sources

The agreement was endorsed by the USMC and, after much consideration, the Spanish and Italian navies developed a joint requirement for a fleet of air-defense Harriers.

Co-occurrence of reaction sets would suggest joint constrained evolution and joint requirement for key metabolic processes.

A positive feedback loop between FGF and SHH takes place during limb development (Zeller et al., 2009) and their joint requirement for the regulation of key molecules, such as 5′HoxD genes, is known (Laufer et al., 1994; Niswander et al., 1994; Yang et al., 1997).

This demonstrates the importance of Aim24 for the integrity of the MICOS complex and also the joint requirement of Aim24 and intact MICOS for the formation of the respiratory chain.

Patients with neuropathic joints, a requirement for structural bone grafts, severe documented psychiatric disease or a documented allergy to cobalt chromium molybdenum were also excluded from participation.

Similar to the preoperative planning in the regenerative therapy of cartilage lesions the evaluation and therapy of additional present joint comorbidities, such as the alignment and joint stability, are a requirement for a successful meniscus reconstruction.

There is significant ongoing research focused on halting the propagation of these defects and the eventual requirement for joint replacement.

Noyes et al. [11] defined failure of the repair as the "persistence of symptoms (swelling, locking, or joint pain) and/or the requirement for repeat knee arthroscopy and meniscectomy".

The most important technical requirement for joint US is a high-quality imaging system.

The advantage of small area population based studies is that they are specifically designed to estimate the population requirement for joint replacement surgery and have a high quality measure of need that is confirmed radiographically and through clinical examination.

Individuals attributed the SRAP's success with synergies to each of its features intended to foster them, particularly its restriction to states within only a specific region, its requirement for joint leadership and planning, and the effectiveness of its grantee meetings.