Sentence examples for met to perform from inspiring English sources

The outcome of these analyses also determines requirements that have to be met to perform correct conductivity measurement.

Therefore, filtration of the compressed air was quite useful for the risk reduction of particle contamination and necessary to achieve class 5 level in the ISO 14644-1 cleanroom standards, which should be met to perform therapeutic cell culturing.

For example, assumptions were not met to perform factorial analysis.

17 Transcripts were initially descriptively coded (open-coded) by each member of the analysis team individually, who then met to perform analytical coding during group discussions until consensus agreement was reached.

Most computer programs use multi-layered elastic theory (MET) to perform backcalculation for determining deflection basin.

At the beginning of the trial and within 6 months all the health professionals are trained in a standardisation meeting to perform these measurements.

This week members of Friends of Lenzi Park met to flyer and perform outreach in the Wooster Square neighborhood area surrounding Lenzi Park.

From all the participating facilities, only one private hospital met the basic SMRAC criteria during the endline data collection period and none of the facilities met the criteria to perform all ten signal functions in the endline (Table  3).

The peshmerga I met seemed eager to perform heroic deeds, but their training did not always match their desire; some of their weapons were quite dirty, and a few of the men, especially the older ones, chain-smoked and were winded by mountain patrols.

When Jeff Horwitz, a full-time volunteer, needs help compiling the news articles that make up the staff's daily internal press briefing, he e-mails a request for help to a list of supporters he has never met, asking them to perform Internet news searches at certain times and then e-mail him the results.

What we are saying is that as a nation, we make a substantial investment in foundation philanthropy one well worth making if foundations meet their obligation to perform.