Sentence examples for requirement more than from inspiring English sources

To satisfy the CMMB performance requirement, more than 300 frames per second must be processed.

It is obvious that the transformation image in Fig. 7c1 agrees with the actual requirement more than that in Fig. 7b1.

The percentage of infants meeting their folate requirement more than doubled but only reached 68%, and infants meeting their iron requirement increased from 0%to68%8%.

Exclusion criteria were: age less than 18 years, psychiatric disease, ultrafiltration requirement more than 4 L per session, possibility of pregnancy and severe comorbidity.

This study is the first to definitively demonstrate the successful sequencing of picogram quantities of input DNA on the 454 platform, reducing the sample requirement more than 1000-fold without pre-amplification and the associated bias and reduction in library depth.

Many school staff complying with newly enforced disclosure requirements – more than 300, according to the union Unison – have been suspended from their jobs.

Rather than a bustling retail center creating thousands of jobs, the armory sits embarrassingly empty after politicians demanded wage requirements more than two years ago.

And despite efforts by the state's professional boards to educate people about the new requirements, more than 8,300 applications have arrived without proof of citizenship or legal residency so far this year.

The share of kindergartners whose parents opted out of state immunization requirements more than doubled in the decade that ended in 2008, peaking at 7.6 percent in the 2008-9 school year, according to the state's Health Department, raising alarm among public health experts.

The ex-airforce, ex-NSA software security expert assured me that the company goes above and beyond HIPAA requirements—"more than double the HIPAA security requirements" according to Lane.

In the last three years, a dozen states have banned localities from passing paid leave requirements, more than doubling to 22 the states that now outlaw such local ordinances.