Sentence examples for the clear requirement from inspiring English sources

Down in the series by 2 1, the clear requirement was a surface that would produce a win for one side or the other.

Now the clear requirement in the design of resilient Boolean functions (which optimizes Siegenthaler's inequality) is to provide results which attain the upper bound on nonlinearity.

Despite the clear requirement for filopodia, most of the signalling mechanisms that mediate the sensing and final fusion of epithelial sheets during morphogenetic and wound healing episodes are still unclear.

Perhaps the major reason is simply that it would be too difficult to exclude DDR proteins from telomeres given the clear requirement that DDR proteins have high-affinity for DNA damage elsewhere in the genome.

The clear requirement for the latter is a sufficiently high-response rate, and this does not seem to apply to the TPF regimen (objective response rate 36.8%) in the way that has been demonstrated by others (in a prospective trial) for the TIP regimen, with an objective response rate of 50% (Pagliaro et al, 2010).

"But what the court said is that any contract that is designed to avoid the clear requirements of Chinese law is void from the very first step.

I do not recognise all of what Fred Michel said, but nonetheless I appreciate that my activities at times went too far and have, taken together, created the perception that News Corporation had too close a relationship with the department, contrary to the clear requirements set out by Jeremy Hunt and the permanent secretary that this needed to be a fair and scrupulous process.

The other budgets treat the funds as commingled in a so-called unified budget -- despite the clear requirements of the law to do the contrary.

Every other budget treats Social Security's dedicated funds as if they were commingled with other federal revenues in a so-called unified budget — despite the clear requirements of the law to do the contrary.

Given the clear requirements for molecular pathways associated with synaptic potentiation, and the need for synaptic transmission from both DPMs and α'/β' neurons after acquisition, the view that information transfer involves a positive feedback loop between these cell types makes sense.

He's among the few policymakers actively fighting against loopholes for special interests, like companies that want to evade the clearing requirement -- which would require higher costs -- by claiming an exemption.