Sentence examples for requirements equivalent from inspiring English sources

Criteria for the nostrification are the content, range, and formal requirements equivalent to the respective Austrian degree [ 24].

Similarly, in their report Improving the Use of Science in Regulatory Policy, the Bipartisan Policy Center (2009) recommended that Studies used in the formulation of regulation should be subject to data access requirements equivalent to those under the Shelby Amendment and its implementing Circular regardless of who funded the study.

A hot utility requirement equivalent to 30% (per odt of biomass processed) of that required for the Current scenario was assumed.

This work describes the design optimisation and techno-economic analysis of an off-grid Integrated Renewable Energy System IRESS) designed to meet the electrical demand of a rural village location in West Bengal Indiaia with an overall electrical requirement equivalent to 22 MWh year−1.

Hence, the high neuron number in the human brain [which is associated with upregulation of many brain genes compared with non-human apes (Caceres et al., 2003)] generates a particularly high energy requirement, equivalent to 20% of basal metabolism even in adult life.

Each of our full-length ballets have set, wardrobe and lighting requirements roughly equivalent to some Broadway shows, but we have to change them every few days".

The charity says its power requirements are equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of more than 600 homes.

Americans spend 7.6 billion hours a year complying with tax-filing requirements, the equivalent of 3.8 million full-time jobs.

As a general principle, the classification of specific telemedicine services as medical acts should ensure that these meet the same level of requirements as equivalent non-telemedicine services (e.g. teleradiology vs radiology).

Such releases could substantially reduce refuge size requirements for equivalent levels of resistance management, or make refuges redundant altogether, as well as providing a potential remedial action to reverse the spread of resistance where present.

Since several aminoacids can fulfill such biochemical requirements, functionally equivalent transit peptides can accumulate non-synonymous substitutions particularly fast, and may bias genome-wide and gene-specific estimates of aminoacid substitutions.