Sentence examples for requirements doubled from inspiring English sources
In only seven years, the introduction of pest-resistant, genetically engineered cotton has revolutionized the nation's cotton production–halved insecticide requirements, doubled yield and generated aggregate economic benefit for farmers of more than $5 billion.
"This change in licensing terms effectively doubles the licensing requirements for some cloud implementations," said Craig Guarente, CEO of Oracle licensing consultancy Palisade Compliance, who explained more of the details in Oracle cloud licensing requirements doubled for AWS, Azure users.
When wound repair experiments were initiated, however, or when fish were exposed to other stress then the requirements doubled or tripled.
Based on these requirements double layer capacitor storage, battery storage and hybrid energy storage (HES) consisting of double layer capacitors and batteries are compared.
Interviews are laden with increasingly strange requirements (double date with the would-be boss, anyone?) — or sometimes take months without a positive result.
If we assume that acupuncture has a moderate effect, as is associated with Vickers90%, and that the control group recovers at a rate equal to the average across all control studies, then the sample size requirements double to n = 187 (94 per arm).
It recommended that CPD requirements be doubled and the system made more flexible giving barristers a wider range of CPD options.
Whether or not capital requirements are doubled or tripled, financial firms can, at any time, use the cover of proprietary information to manufacture and sell fraudulent securities.
The ministry has promised to ease the requirements and double the payments, the Japan Times reports.
In return, it must meet government requirements to double its patient load, increase revenue and make services more efficient.
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.
