Sentence examples for recognised requirements from inspiring English sources

It is therefore of utmost importance for laboratories to participate in EQAS that are in line with formally recognised requirements.

Those qualities were recognised as requirements of Gothic ethnographic ideology, expressed in their code of civilitas.

In developing, using and discussing in silico models for regulatory purposes, it is necessary to start by recognising the requirements which have been defined by law.

Social housing to recognise the requirements of disability and caring.

Recognising the requirements of our customers we have recently launched a new product; DC farm – a 'Seed to Package' production facility tailored to the needs of retail chains' distribution centres.

One well recognised decision-modelling requirement for Savage's theory is that outcomes be maximally specific in every way that matters for their evaluation.

The allocation of capital is also questionable: we estimate that the three major sites in London which have been recognised as surplus to requirements could be worth £1bn: a sum equivalent to 70% of net assets in 2013.

3 12 However, optimal precision, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder, and they should be recognised as recommendations not requirements.

We had also been involved with a range of complex professional conduct issues prior to 2010 and recognised that the National Law requirements would have implications for how these issues will be managed in the future.

This strategy still seems to be the best option for safeguarding species across multiple spatial scales, and thus in situ conservation of viable populations in natural ecosystems is widely recognised as a fundamental requirement for the maintenance of biodiversity [27], [28].

Our results suggest that Prevotella and Veillonella spp. are a distinctive component of the normal flora of the lung as well as other moist epithelia, and that their presence in normal airways may not have been generally recognised because of their requirement for anaerobic culture.