Sentence examples for merits is set from inspiring English sources

The rule on how many votes are needed for a review on the merits is set by the court, and because the situation of the court having only six members is so rare, Supreme Court officials and legal scholars were scrambling today to determine how many votes would be needed in this case.

Generating transgenics in zebrafish is now becoming commonplace; the various approaches and their relative merits are set out in Table 1.

To reduce model bias, the no-combine mode in DM was used and starting figures of merit were set to 0.3.

There are eight host-nation places with two others qualifying on merit - Richard Kruse, who is set for his third Olympic Games and will compete in the men's foil event, and Natalia Sheppard in women's foil.

To illustrate this merit, the maximum storage capacity is set as 160 MWh, then the stored hydrogen in the EH is shown as the red dashed line in Fig. 6.

A civil service is set up in which merit outweighs loyalty.

It is shown that the merit exponents play a crucial role when the control area diagram (CAD) is set up.

In 1978, the number of merit badges needed for Eagle was lowered to the original 21, and the number of required merit badges was set at 11 (this was changed to 12 in 1993).

The relevant criteria of merit are to be set so that those who score highest are those whose selection would best further the morally innocent purposes of the enterprise.

But they might work even better were they to adopt the merit-based model now being set up by the UN in the first overhaul of its own internal justice system (which deals with discipline and grievances) in more than 60 years.

She sent a letter to her colleagues in December saying that USC has made progress on issues such as salary and merit pay, and things are set to improve further as the faculty continues to work with the administration.