Sentence examples for purportedly requiring from inspiring English sources

At the time, the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing at the island's airport, with several of the passengers purportedly requiring treatment in hospital afterwards.

It is, therefore, tempting to suggest that availability of K1F17b kinesin, a testis-specific, nucleo-cytoplasmic mRNA shuttle, purportedly required for the post-transcriptional regulation of transition protein1, implicated in a DNA repair mechanism specific to elongating spermatids, was affected by the loss of cyclic AMP response modulator protein (CREMτ) observed in our previous studies [ 72].

"A new law," he adds, "requires purportedly strategic firms, such as the Yalta film studios, to be bought up.

The USPTO has taken to requiring a working prototype of anything that purportedly breaches the laws of physics.

The Police are now requiring any group holding an activity that covers LGBT information to obtain a police permit--purportedly to ensure these activities do not lead to public disorder.

Elliot's response was purportedly "[t]he law doesn't require us to put you in those dormitories.

On site compliance monitoring could be the most appropriate method to minimize such non-compliance, but is often ignored by the RECs purportedly due to lack of capacity, requires high cost to maintain both in terms of human resource as well as financial resources.

Cognitive processes can be divided into "cold" processes that are purportedly independent of affect and "hot" processes that require the processing of affective information (4).

A large, and purportedly increasing, number of research fields in modern science require scholars from more than one discipline to understand their puzzling phenomena.

The association of FlbB and FlbE is thought to form part of an environmental sensing mechanism that transduces signals to nucleus [14], where FlbB purportedly activates, in conjunction with additional regulators, the genetic pathway that controls the morphological changes required for conidiophore development [16].

Psychological science, which purportedly guides positive psychology, tells us that people cannot accurately generate or manipulate the information required to faithfully report trauma- or stress-related growth (or to report benefits) that results from threatening encounters.