Sentence examples for requirements resulted from inspiring English sources
These requirements resulted in highly active AMPs with greatly reduced (or no) hemolytic and mast cell degranulating activities.
These requirements resulted in a key TuBaFrost rule, stating that the custodianship of the samples remains under the authority of the local collector.
The successful balance of these two requirements resulted in a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 3.58% for CdSxSe1−x QD-sensitized TiO2 solar cells.
To express the possible heat exchange requirements resulted from mass exchange operations, a so called "indistinct HEN superstructure (IHS)", which can contain the all potential matches between streams, is constructed at first.
These requirements resulted in a new approach and architecture for US Department of Energy's Office of Science DOEE's) Energy Sciences Network (ESnet), which is the network that serves all of the major DOE facilities.
These requirements resulted from the iterative evaluation of citizen science tools with end users through three design experiments, seven structured interviews with users of citizen science and community platforms, and ongoing consultancy by a group of experts in technology-enhanced learning, online pedagogy, and user experience.
And he rebutted the argument that the new graduation requirements result in "teaching to the test".
The proposed rules are the first revision in nine years of the housing requirements resulting from the New Jersey Supreme Court ruling known as the Mount Laurel decision.
The New York Board of Trade used funds of other members on deposit with Klein & Company to meet margin requirements resulting from the loss, a Nymex spokeswoman, Nachamah Jacobovits, said.
The lack of federal coordination, the report states, has led to the creation of about 90 terrorism preparedness courses with different missions, resources and requirements, resulting in "a confusing mess that has left officials outside Washington uneasy and frustrated".
A routine S.E.C. examination of Stanford's broker-dealer operations in Houston revealed a major problem — the firm was in violation of net capital requirements, resulting in the company paying a fine of $20,000 in 2007.
