Sentence examples for requirements for a method from inspiring English sources

As can be seen in Table 2, data for instrument precision and repeatability met the requirements for a method to be precise.

There is thus a requirement for a method of measuring feeding in undisturbed conditions.

There is a requirement for a method with which non-adherence can be assessed in individuals, appropriate interventions instigated, and the effectiveness of the intervention evaluated.

Preliminary data in a small patient group suggested that FET PET seems to fulfil the clinical requirement for a method that is sensitive enough to assess therapeutic effects early and to distinguish between harmless post-therapeutic changes and tumour regrowth after this aggressive locoregional approach [ 29].

The requirements for such a method differ from that in collisionless N-body methods in two important aspects: (i) there is no gravitational softening and (ii) to preserve the validity of the N-body model, the approximation errors must be much smaller than what is common in collisionless N-body simulations.

The procedure fulfils the performance requirements for a confirmatory method established by the European Union Decision 2002/657/EC.

The procedure fulfils the performance requirements for a confirmatory method established in European Commission Decision 2002/657/EC.

Previously studies have discussed the available methods for assessing IR including their applications and limitations [ 6, 7] while other suggested some general requirements for an ideal method for measuring IR [ 8, 9].

Additionally, to adapt changes in the number of agents and to meet the plug-and-play operational requirements for an ADS, a method is used to update the identities of the agents.

Most of the discussion of method choice is generally about sample size requirements for all methods rather than method choice given sample size.

There is no requirement for a specific method such as Nelder-Mead simplex or Krotov's method to be employed.