Sentence examples for requirements from multiple from inspiring English sources
Crowley adds that complex and conflicting requirements from multiple regulatory bodies "make translational research look as daunting to a young investigator as a steeplechase racecourse looks to a horse".
State agencies continue to face many challenges associated with new federal crash safety and highway performance monitoring requirements that use data from multiple and disparate systems across different platforms and locations.
Cottonwood seedling establishment requirements are well known from multiple laboratory (Fenner et al. 1984, Mahoney and Rood 1991, Segelquist et al. 1993, Amlin and Rood 2002) and field studies (Rood et al. 1998, Auble and Scott 1998, Shafroth et al. 1998, Rood and Mahoney 2000, Rood et al. 2005).
The early clearance from plasma (short half-life) and requirement for multiple administrations and hence frequent physician visits make the overall treatment cost quite high.
It is this requirement for voter signatures from multiple counties that throws an unconstitutional wrench in the works.
There are little or no data on the relationships between later relapses and hard outcomes, from time to cane requirement through to death from multiple sclerosis.
Interestingly, with an increasing requirement for multiple target sites the tissue-specific listing "Nervous System Development and Function" rises through the ranking of functions, from 11th to 2nd position.
Research results and recent developments in machine tools show how to combine the multiple requirements from ecology, economy and quality.
In tandem with that, the city would remove the requirement that projects receive funding from multiple sources.
These pieces were designed and built from requirements gathered through interviews with analysts from multiple domains.
It also appears from our results that TP requirements may have great variability derived from multiple patient characteristics, and the dosage should be titrated according to clinical consequences (balance between positive and adverse effects).
