Sentence examples for quality imposed from inspiring English sources

(DJN IV.3.1 3) Property designates a moral quality imposed on things, and it has a moral effect on other humans rather than (or beside) a physical impact on the things or animals owned.

This is complemented by a statutory duty of quality imposed on all Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG) (and formerly on all NHS and Primary Care Trusts) by the Health & Social Care Act (2012) [ 14].

However, the increasing need for dehydrated products of the highest quality, imposes the development of new criteria that, together with cost components, determine the design rules for any drying process.

We defined SNPs in the intraspecific analysis as any assembly position where two and only two different bases were registered and for which the sum of qualities for each nucleotide call was over the quality threshold imposed for the analysis.

The first was a 1999 decision by a three-judge federal appeals panel that had invalidated tough new air quality standards imposed by Ms. Browner to force major reductions in the amount of ozone and soot in the air.

Despite the overwhelming heterogeneity characterizing the plant animal interface, plankton population models usually misrepresent the food quality constraints imposed on zooplankton growth.

Air quality officials imposed stricter emissions limits on two Los Angeles County battery recycling plants Friday, attempting to protect surrounding communities from lead pollution released by Exide Technologies in Vernon.

The respondents emphasised that electronic information exchange increases the quality requirements imposed on patient records.

Arrow associates the high costs of medical education with the quality requirements imposed by the American Medical Association AMAA) since the Flexner Report (p. 191 192) became known.

In all activities involving dusts exposure, prevention measures should be improved and air quality controls imposed, either by containment dust transmission throughout the work environment, or by using general or local exhaust ventilation to remove the dusty air.

We therefore only retained elements for which >80% of all informative sites met the strict read depth and mapping quality constraints imposed by the 1000 Genomes Consortium (Altshuler et al. 2012) for population genetic analyses using these data (see Methods); these criteria enforce both strict minimum and maximum read depth as well as minimum mapping quality thresholds.