Sentence examples for requirements to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
"The steel structure has a design life of 100 years, so there are very rigorous requirements to demonstrate all the materials will last that long.
Board certification tells you that a doctor has gone beyond minimum licensing requirements to demonstrate expertise in their specialty.
The Panel recommends revisions to the McDonald Criteria for diagnosis of MS (Table 4) focusing specifically on requirements to demonstrate DIS, DIT, and on diagnosis of PPMS.
Mandatory requirements to demonstrate funding accountability and short-term results often lead to donors promoting a state of fragmentation and redundancy (Cassels and Janovsky, 1998; Hutton, 2002).
Such vaccines have to meet specific FDA testing requirements to demonstrate the absence of mycoplasma contamination, which is considered unlikely in vaccines that are not cell culture-derived, such as AVA,.
Bridging studies can vary from demonstration of safety in the new region, to dose-response pharmacokinetic studies, to comprehensive clinical trials with requirements to demonstrate treatment efficacy [ 42, 43].
The Disability Benefits Reform Act increased the evidential requirement necessary to demonstrate improvement and ability to work as grounds to terminate benefits.
If certification in basic CCE is a requirement to demonstrate competence, why not require certification in other aspects of critical care medicine that are clearly of much higher risk and complexity, such as airway management, vascular access, or ventilator management?
Here was a licence, indeed a requirement, to demonstrate superior intelligence.
"A significant proportion of chartered engineers have obtained an M.B.A., but this does not preclude the requirement to demonstrate engineering knowledge and understanding at master's level in order to meet the standard for chartered engineer registration," Mr. Ramsay said.
However, that does not ipso facto relieve the authorities of the requirement to demonstrate that those restrictions are justified in respect of the person concerned.
