The normal minimum requirement is a written report of the completed research or literature review, but individual faculty members may set alternative equivalent requirements.
Clare Murray, of the specialist employment law experts CM Murray, said case law supported the right of employers to impose dress codes with different requirements for women and men provided there were "equivalent" requirements.
No significant difference was found in VAS pain scores, total morphine equivalent requirements, side effects, range of movement, motor block, or length of hospital stay.
The results demonstrate that by using only 61% of the available marginal land for production of switchgrass feedstock, 100% of the annual gasoline energy equivalent requirement of ND can be economically and sustainably met from the produced bioethanol.
"But there is no equivalent requirement that the test makers be highly qualified.
The UN Convention against Corruption, signed by a majority of countries, requires transparency throughout the procurement process; other international regimes have an equivalent requirement.
Nor is No 5 much help, as it says the FSA will consider "whether the person has contravened any of the requirements and standards of the regulatory system or the equivalent standards or requirements of other regulatory authorities … or government bodies or agencies".
An equivalent requirement is that rhobiggl({frac{1}{2}}xoplus{frac{1}{2}}y,{frac{1}{2}}w oplus {frac{1}{2}}zbiggrho x{frac{1}{2}}bigl(rho(x,w +rho y,z) bigr) for all x, y, z and w in X.
There is currently no equivalent requirement for testing of non-drug interventions, such as behavioural or social programmes; trials of these interventions make up a substantial proportion of child health trials, as will be discussed later in this paper.
Americans spend 7.6 billion hours a year complying with tax-filing requirements, the equivalent of 3.8 million full-time jobs.
