Sentence examples for regarded as minimum from inspiring English sources

The factors selected for the QRF can be regarded as minimum quality standards for EM care.

This BM can be regarded as minimum variance distortionless response (MVDR) BM as the MVDR beamformer imposes the distortionless constraint only for the desired direction.

As all elements of Table 4 were regarded as minimum prerequisites for providing quality EM care, the expert panel decided to translate the findings shown in Table 4 into the QRF (Table 5).

These can be regarded as minimum postulates of the step-by-step principle: Submission of data on the parent organism, the recipient organism, the GMO and the effects of the GMO on human health, plant and animal health and the environment as listed in Art. 5 (3) and Annex III B Directive 2001/18/EC [1].

On the basis of these values, OxA-15004 and 15005 are reliable, whilst OxA-15499 and its repeat OxA-X-2272-25 may be less so because of their low % and mg yields; they should thus be regarded as minimum ages.

Because of low sample size, source level estimates for the three vespertilionid species, L. ega, M. albescens, and M. nigricans should only be regarded as minimum values, but for the other eight bat species we conclude that our source level estimates provide realistic representations of the intensities emitted in search flight.

For a number of reasons, these total identified benefits should be regarded as minima.

With the Cooke approach, a group of seven experts would be regarded as close to a minimum quorum, but here it is considered sufficient for deriving quantitative values for the BBN.

A more imaginatively graphic measure comes from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, using an annual opinion poll to ask the public what they regard as minimum necessities.

Accommodation, monitoring and care arrangements at the centers "did not come up to what I would regard as minimum acceptable standard to ensure that those at greatest risk are not exposed to harm," Mr. McLeod said in the report.

Nor was a minimum yearly multi-disciplinary care evaluation regarded as essential.