Sentence examples for requirements of total from inspiring English sources

Applying the requirements of total environmental management (Fig. 5), companies should have a complete plan for the production procedure to achieve the desired environmental improvements.

About 0.4 V reduction potential difference between Ca2+ and Li+ ions was observed on chronopotentiograms recorded on a tungsten electrode in CaCl2 (2.0 wt%)–LiCl KCl melts either at 723 K or 953 K, which can meet the requirements of total electroseparation.

A classic discussion of the requirement of total evidence is Hempel (1960).

The development of arthritis and requirement of total joint arthroplasty can be an outcome measure.

The solution Hempel endorsed was the requirement of total evidence, according to which, in reasoning about the world, arguments must be based upon all the available evidence, though he noted that evidence can be omitted when it is irrelevant and its omission does not affect the level of support.

Several methodologies have been proposed to define cut-offs in JSW: arbitrary chosen cut-off, cut-off based on the validity to predict a relevant end-point such as the requirement of total articular replacement or cut-off based on the measurement error such as smallest detectable difference (SDD).

In a post from HuffPost Maghreb, Akram Belkaïd calls for, "open debate about this implicit requirement of total assimilation" behind the burkini ban.

Eleven assets were carefully examined and included in the asset index based on their strength of correlation (0.3 and above) and an optimal percentage requirement of total variance explained (30%).

This point gains importance given that Cdc20 is destabilized when the spindle assembly checkpoint is engaged (Pan and Chen, 2004; Nilsson et al, 2008), and also inhibited by phosphorylation (Tang et al, 2004) potentially reducing the requirement of total Cdc20 sequestration or Cdc20 APC/C inhibition.

Students also work to meet the minimum standardized test requirements of a total SAT score of 820 or a total ACT score of 68.

Cost and performance requirements of the total powerplant typically lead to highly integrated designs and stringent control objectives.