Sentence examples for requirements that also from inspiring English sources

Several states require that abortion providers be licensed and that their facilities meet requirements that also apply to surgical suites -- even if they are doing pill-induced abortions.

Although method development strategy as depicted in Fig. 4 applies to any dosage form of drugs, small molecules and large molecules, solid vs parenteral dosage forms, each of these have their own scientific knowledge and regulatory requirements that also must be met.

The combination with the additional requirement that also the pseudo cross covariance matrices may be used for estimating the demixing matrix is straightforwardly adapted to our setting and not further discussed here.

Mr. Tarullo also said large banks should have "enhanced capital requirements" that "can also help to offset any funding advantage derived from the perceived status of such institutions as too big to fail".

We propose this approach for landscape conservation planning for other species with extensive spatial requirements that can also be umbrella species for overall biodiversity.

To provide for a treatment without any matching requirements that would also make higher virus antibody titers available, laboratories could perform fractionation of reconvalescent plasma into hyperimmune intravenous immunoglobulin preparations.

This learning task is a novel application of logic programming to requirements engineering that also demonstrates the utility of non-monotonic learning capturing pre-conditions and trigger-conditions.

This is a different team, changing in a different room – one with all the modern sporting requirements but one that also still has a reminder of the heritage of which these players will become a part, keeping a link with the past but not being suffocated by it.

It was the requirement of secrecy that also prevented the Germans from properly investigating the Mincemeat story.

And she added a requirement — that HOPS also reimburse Osceola if the "participation rate" of students decreased to the point that the cafeterias could not break even.

"They'd have to have some other rationing requirement that would also create problems, since it's such a small program for such a huge need," he said.