Sentence examples for same as required from inspiring English sources

The AMS review also examined the U.K.'s governance of human tissue research and suggested some loosening of oversight so that regulatory burden on work with a person's plasma, serum, feces, urine, and saliva is the same as required for studies on a person's hair and nails.

The total time required for performing this assay was three and a half hours, virtually the same as required for LiPA v. 1.

This is not the same as requiring insurers to cover those with pre-existing conditions who are not already insured.

Mr. Comey, from AAA, said that when a car maker "recommends" premium fuel it is not the same as requiring it.

Using infrared vision to find warheads accompanied by decoys is the same as requiring inspectors at airports to intercept bombs in suitcases with only regular vision.

This is the same as requiring that C must raise the probability of E in a weighted average of background contexts, where each background context is weighted by the product of P(B) and the absolute value of P(E | C & B) − P(E | ~C & B).

To require that a women should be working in e.g. the tenth week of the pregnancy is however not the same as requiring that a women should be working in the 19th week.

(viii) Although it may be argued that MACS requires that the patient is able to reflect to a certain degree on what effects the symptom has on him/her, this is not the same as requiring insight into illness or the pathological nature of symptoms.

Tumor sizes were measured with electronic calipers on high-resolution T1 weighted post contrast images (measured on the 90-120 subtractionractimagemage), following the WHO methodology, the same day of the exam by the same radiologist as required by the clinical protocol [ 31], the functional analysis was performed retrospectively by the same radiologists.

"If you look at your average Walgreens $10 hair dryer, it comes with almost all the same equipment as required by an E.V. cord," he said.

The federal government has a fiduciary and a moral responsibility to provide ethical research in communities with the same integrity as required for individuals.