Sentence examples for mandatory as of from inspiring English sources

The European Union adopted a new regulatory framework to guarantee privacy and protect the information of European citizens, the protection of natural persons regarding the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data [20] making compliance mandatory, as of May 28 , 2018

In March 1996 the US Food and Drug Administration FDAannouncedced that it would permit addition of folic acid to enriched flour and other enriched cereal grain products, and that this addition would be mandatory as of January 1998.

Standardised BCVA testing and stereoscopic biomicroscopy/ophthalmoscopy of the macula of both eyes is mandatory, as well as measurement of IOP at least every 6 months.

Therefore, a psychological examination is often mandatory, as part of the initial assessment of the patient.

The population of GPs in this study may be skewed towards those with an interest in the area of antibiotic prescribing as their participation was not mandatory as part of their CME group.

Height shouldn't be mandatory (as many of you seem to think it is); I personally would ask if I was so concerned.

However, at this point, spectral data depositions in open exchange formats cannot be made mandatory, as some of the open exchange formats cannot handle complex multistage chromatographic data sets, such as LC-MS with MS2 and MS3 scans and ion trees.

Pharmacovigilance activities including the registration, reporting and communication of all adverse events occurred within the patients included in the clinical trial are mandatory as part of the legal requisitions applicable in clinical trials.

The high organic solvent content of eluents employed in normal and reversed phase chromatography is often limiting regarding stability and robustness, especially when acetonitrile is mandatory, as in the case of HILIC.

In cases of gastroduodenal uptake on MAA SPECT/CT, a repeat angiographic assessment is mandatory as the source of gastroduodenal flow can frequently be identified and corrected.

In "Oh Sit!" pushing and running are more or less mandatory, as a group of grown-up contestants accumulates cash values while navigating a "Wipeout -style obstacle course.