Sentence examples for mandatory inclusion of from inspiring English sources

In it, he cited his own Congressional testimony opposing the mandatory inclusion of warnings in cigarette advertising, writing: "The public is unquestionably cognizant of the charges that smoking may be hazardous to health.

Yet unknown is whether the mandatory inclusion of the waste stage in the dossier has been realized sufficiently.

The findings are a strong argument for mandatory inclusion of pesticide analysis data in regulatory assessment of GM crop, notably in assessments of herbicide-tolerant crops.

Well, prior to yesterday's announcement, the mandatory inclusion of WIPI had effectively precluded numerous non-Korean manufacturers (i.e. Apple, RIM) from offering mobiles in the highly competitive South Korean market.

Previous guidelines from the American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) [14] have been limited by several factors, for example the mandatory inclusion of left atrial size that is assumed to increase in response to raised left atrial pressures [13, 15].

According to Pedersen, some public measures taken by Danish authorities in recent years have caused Muslims to feel they are under siege, including laws that seemingly targeted aspects of Muslim life, such as the mandatory inclusion of pork ― a food item Muslims abstain from consuming ― in public school lunches decision passed by one Danish city.  .

The analysis excluded temsirolimus phase 3 trial, as the status of 'poor-risk patients' was a mandatory inclusion criteria, although the definition of poor risk was modified during the conduct of the study and was slightly different from the standard MSKCC definition (Hudes et al, 2007).

As the programme was implemented as a preventative group, an open recruitment strategy was used, and the only mandatory inclusion criterion was that the child of concern to the parent was between 10 and 16 years.

aReference category was the low crowding group; bincluded in models instead of the tertile groups; cVariables with significance of P <0.05 were adjusted without mandatory inclusion.

Ndhlovu challenged the mandatory inclusion, saying it is "arbitrary, overbroad and grossly disproportionate," Moen agreed.

2 Given that ethical approval is mandatory and inclusion of protocols in our study did not depend on the trialists' consent, the included trials represented an unbiased sample of interventional clinical research projects.