Sentence examples for requirements adapted from inspiring English sources

According to NFP model fidelity requirements (adapted for Canada) a full-time PHN should carry a caseload of no more than 20 active clients and a full-time supervisor should provide supervision to no more than eight individual PHNs.

To ensure that the safety of folic acid is properly monitored and reported this protocol stipulates the definitions used to identify different types of adverse events (AE) and the associated reporting requirements (adapted from the EU Directive [ 37]).

The regimen will be determined by the clinical dietitian to suit the patients' individual requirements and adapted as required during treatment.

In both settings, rewarming is characterized by a dynamic insulin/glucose ratio; glucose should be checked frequently and insulin requirements promptly adapted to achieve optimal glycemic control.

To do it well, applying system engineering and requirement engineering, adapted to infrastructure project, is required.

It also envisions increasing lenders' capital requirements and adapting accounting norms to make banks account better for downturns during expansions.

Many, convinced that being more inclusive is "doing the right thing," eventually go far beyond the legal requirements in adapting their services for use by people with disabilities.

As a film geared toward children, "Bustin' Bonaparte: The Story of an African Farm" meets its main requirements: it adapts a classic novel in gleaming cinematic form, and it ridicules the foibles of ruthless adults.

It has to be decided if it is possible to fulfill customers' requirements by adapting existing products and parts, or if a new design is necessary.

Our incremental understanding of these requirements and adapting them to Log4J's system of logging levels and logging messages resulted in code that was inflexible and hard to manage.

Cognitive radio concept was first coined by J. Mitola [1] and can be defined as a radio that is capable of sensing its environment, learning about its radio resources and user/application requirements, and adapting behavior by optimizing its own performance in response to user requests [2].