Sentence examples for requirements strongly from inspiring English sources

However, nowadays strict economic and environmental sustainability requirements strongly encourage the use of high RAP content in asphalt mixes.

► Food and livestock feed requirements strongly influence bioenergy potentials.

Glucose uptake, endogenous glucose production, and insulin requirements strongly vary throughout pregnancy.

Particularly, energy requirements, strongly related to protein expression, are not yet considered within the model and future work will address this issue.

That requirement "strongly hinders the capacity of sites using this technology to get listed on Google Web, thereby hindering these sites' ability to draw traffic and by the same token revenues," the company said in a statement.

Results indicated that the bicarbonate requirement strongly depends on the electron donor used and availability of competing electron acceptors (e.g., sulfate, iron (III)).

Rather, we found a constant retinal slip (>0), which together with the contrast requirement strongly implies that the visual-postural control can be directly affected by the retinal slip input (Figure 4).

Attendance requirements were strongly associated to both men's and women's sickness absence and sickness attendance in the predicted way.

Compared to the variability of load, flexibility requirements increase strongly in systems with combined wind and PV (photovoltaics) contribution of more than 30% of total energy and a share of PV in the renewables mix above 20 30%.

For the institution of danwei, consisting of communities of "strong institution and weak culture," which will be discussed next, we will see how exogenous institution reshapes the new fertility culture by changing the individual's functional requirements, thereby strongly institutionalizing the implementation of the fertility institution.

However, for STORM imaging, the single molecule requirements depend strongly on the density of dyes in the sample, so the ideal buffer should be tunable enough to permit single molecule localizations for different densities.