Sentence examples for required to be processed from inspiring English sources
Polymer and other materials are required to be processed in order to create usable plastic products.
In that state, almost all gun sales are required to be processed through certified dealers.
However, due to the large volume of lysate required to be processed for reasonable antibody yields, a sufficiently large Protein A column must be used for efficient antibody capture and hence having empty binding sites is an unavoidable consequence of the low yield of fully assembled IgG.
Practical conclusions from these observations are that more efficient cell disruption and release of specific protein could be possible with combined process variables and it was possible to conduct cell disruption experiments in a scaled-down homogenizer and confidently applying the results to larger scale units which saves considerable volume of material required to be processed.
If confirmed on a larger scale, this method would greatly facilitate sample collection and would present another advantage to other methods described earlier (Daskalaki et al, 2009), including the CellSearch system in which samples are required to be processed within 72 h (Riethdorf et al, 2007).
Scents marketed to people are required to be processed to ensure there is no harmful bacteria when it leaves the factory.
Sensory signals are often made of different rhythmic streams organized at multiple timescales, which require to be processed in parallel and recombined to achieve unified perception.
Also, it was mentioned that leave applications in the public sector generally required time to be processed, and sudden leaves during emergency were disapproved.
However, the variable complexity of the SD is a major drawback for practical systems that require data to be processed at a constant rate.
These structures require BLM to be processed, and in the absence of this activity chromosomal abnormalities can arise resulting in genome instability.
Thus, biological specimens are required to be collected, stored and processed to achieve specific diagnoses (e.g. malaria) [ 16].
