Sentence examples for requirement for substantial from inspiring English sources

The planning commission can build on these efforts by making sure that its new zoning rules include a requirement for substantial set-asides -- more, that is, than a narrow esplanade -- for recreation and waterfront access.

Bidders fell by the wayside because of the limited length of contract being offered (as little as three years according to a source) combined with the requirement for substantial upfront investment and the need for every pound of profit to come from savings over the previous system.

Differences depend upon the choice of the threshold value for Ki-67 and the requirement for substantial PgR positivity.

The first change made by the panel was the requirement for substantial PgR positivity (≥20%) in the definition of luminal A like disease.

This reduction in power may possibly lead to a requirement for substantial evidence of linkage in the region, for the test to be useful in practice.

In addition, we propose a requirement for substantial PgR positivity in the definition of luminal A like disease only when Ki-67 expression is between 14%and20%0% (Table  2).

These technologies lead to requirements for substantial changes in the methodologies for development and deployment of all systems and subsystems, which constitute any business process.

The reduced travel time by road between airports and requirements for substantial investments to be made at the airports in order to meet international security measures renders some regional airports unprofitable from a welfare perspective.

Though grasses are less recalcitrant than woody perennials, slow digestion rates and requirements for substantial quantities of cell wall degrading enzymes add significant process costs and inefficiencies [1].

The requirement for a substantial lipophilic group was demonstrated by compound 52 (R=methyl), which was inactive, whereas the cyclohexylmethylene derivative 53 regained some activity.

Also in humans, genetic variants associated with reduced IGF-1 signalling have been associated with reduced height and enhanced survival (van Heemst et al. 2005; Suh et al. 2008); it seems that the human maintenance gap could be due to elevated maintenance requirement for a substantial part.