Sentence examples for requirement that control from inspiring English sources

They included a requirement that control of a lawsuit go not to the client of the lawyer who files the case first, but to the shareholder with the biggest loss.

However, the design may be challenged ethically given the evidence of positive benefits and the requirement that control group children remain unmatched for a minimum of 12 months.

The first 20 nucleic acids of each sequence became an unmatched control sequence, with the requirement that control strands contain no characters other than A/a, C/c, T/t, or G/g.

For example, 'perceptual similarity' requirements (that control which pixels can be modified to what extent) of medical images may limit the embedding region [17].

However, in practical applications, the requirement that both control period and control width be fixed is evidently unreasonable.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working with companies and industry organizations to identify the types of vulnerabilities that exist and develop security requirements for the real-time systems that control the power grid and critical industrial production processes.

The selection was based on the requirements that controls had no present or past medical history of systemic disease, did not take any medication including contraceptives and hormonal replacement, had no current use of tobacco products, and matched the pSS patients with regard to age.

MSL was assembled to meet stringent microbial cleanliness requirements that involved contamination controls including clean room assembly and microbial reduction (COSPAR 2011; NASA 2011).

The abstract layers of our taxonomy map to regulatory requirements that mandate security controls in the critical infrastructure, while the lower layers map to actual system components and their events that characterize actual system behavior.

(4) It shall also not be explainable via task requirements; that is, scrambled and control stimuli where no judgment has to be made shall elicit the same level of OFC activation.

This chapter completes the consideration begun in of the human factors implications of the requirement that the controls included in a defenses-in-depth strategy must be effective.