For example, the disclosure requirement could in theory induce firms to improve their pay ratio by reducing CEO pay or increasing median worker pay or, more generally, encourage them to devote more attention to employee compensation matters.
Presence in dbSNP is not a requirement, thus in theory we can detect imbalances due to either de novo point mutation or altered expression of preexisting variants.
Therefore, this agent should in theory also be useful to decrease glucose requirements and the number of hypoglycaemic episodes in patients with SUA-induced hypoglycaemia.
Gesturing, although not a requirement in our theory, has not been well studied in birds, but many avian species perform other movements such as a courtship dance or wing displays during vocalizing [116] [120].
(Four years later, the Court restored the death penalty, concluding that new procedures and requirements were, in theory, sufficient to limit arbitrary decisions).
Actually, Italian law already imposes that requirement, at least in theory.
Jarrett has argued that this requirement, while virtuous in theory, means that certain disadvantaged communities — represented, for example, by civil rights organizations whose directors happen to be registered lobbyists — will not be heard.
One of the key requirements in the theory of CS is that of a sufficiently incoherent sensing matrix.
The conservatory's piano syllabus lists examination requirements, in music theory as well as technique, for 12 levels — Preparatory A and B and Grades 1 through 10 — as well as for advanced study.
In the case of paper, the linear elasticity requirement in Hashin's theory is a substantial weakness; the stress-strain behavior of paper is commonly nonlinear and inelastic, as stated earlier.
