Sentence examples for was therefore imposed from inspiring English sources

A minimum of 3% xylanase was, therefore, imposed.

For the first model it was therefore necessary to impose experimentally determined time-dependent boundary conditions for each system and to assume, additionally, instantaneous equilibrium between N2 and also O2 and the 5A zeolite.

The fact that some had to go through a difficult period of adjustment was therefore not a choice that was imposed on them.

Opponents also stressed that while a majority of voters did choose to leave the EU, no one voted on what that withdrawal would look like and it was therefore unconstitutional for the government to impose those terms on the country without seeking Parliament's approval.

He said the Yankees and M.L.B. would benefit from a suspension and were therefore conspiring to impose one.

Migraine is therefore regarded as imposing a high economic burden on patients, service providers, and society [10, 11].

It is therefore difficult to impose known constraints on the signal features when they exist after the principal component decomposition.

Chelsea are therefore understood to have imposed a fine of their own on top of the FA's fine.

The predictable response of junior doctors threatening to leave the NHS if the contract is imposed is therefore entirely in keeping with the ideological intent of the government.

However, our studies of dexamethasone-stimulated cells showed that SGK1-S422D enhancedon enhanced the response to concentrations of dexamethasone >10 nM, and it is therefore clear that artificially imposed increases in cellular SGK1 activity can enhance the glucocorticoid-induced activation of the α-ENaC gene promoter under certain experimental conditions.

It may seem slightly perverse that I am therefore cautioning against recklessly imposing a standard that is the product of my own research about what people need to live on.