Sentences with phrase «i.e. only applications»

Please note that the TRANSVAC partners agreed to set a threshold of excellence for applications to the animal model services, i.e. only applications for the animal models scored excellent may be selected for the animal model services.

Not exact matches

These positions do not require petitions generally (with similar exceptions), and only require an application to be filed with the appropriate electoral authority (i.e., with the governing body of which the position sought is a part).
In its analysis of the eleven waiver applications, the Center on Education Policy found that nine state applicants will base almost all accountability decisions on the achievement of only two students groups; i.e., all students and a «disadvantaged» student group or «super subgroup.»
The browser trading platform from 5Paisa is a cloud - based application available on selected browsers i.e. Chrome, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox only.
Some of the increase in PLUS loans may not only be a reflection of changing parenting philosophies and rising college costs (i.e. indulgent parents who don't want to saddle their children with crazy high college debts) but also a reflection of how much easier it is for parents to navigate the federal student loan system through a single application.
Chase will now deny an application for both consumer cards (i.e. once you have one Southwest consumer card, you will not be approved for the other, similar to Chase's recent rule that you can only get the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Preferred, but not both).
Chase will deny an application for both consumer cards (i.e. once you have one Southwest consumer card, you will not be approved for the other, similar to Chase's recent rule that you can only get the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Preferred, but not both).
These studies are not Type 4 applications when run in a hindcast mode (which is the only scientific way (i.e. the comparison with actual real world observations) to evaluate their skill.
Only the autonomous character of EU law, i.e. self - referential nature, not depending for its validity and interpretation on national and international law, vests it with a constitutional character and the ability to ensure the effectiveness and uniform application of EU law.
The statute does not protect «free speech» in the abstract; it only protects bloggers, non-traditional journalists, and other online publishers when they address this narrow class of issues (i.e., the granting or denial of a public permit or application).
I think the point she's making is that the processes used in BC and NB would only be appropriate if they were performing an quasi-legislative role (i.e., in the example I gave earlier, establishing new rules of professional conduct or by - laws, or making rules of general application).
The burden of proof on a private access leave application is a lower burden than the civil balance of probabilities (i.e., an private access applicant need only establish sufficient credible evidence of the alleged conduct to lead to a bona fide belief by the Tribunal).
The device comes with only one bloatware application, i.e., FM Radio pre-installed on it.
Not only must your online application / resume meet whatever the current employer / recruiter preferences are with respect to number of pages, formatting, bio-style vs. bullet points, etc., you'll also need to ensure that the content itself receives a score that ranks you highly enough in the ATS for your resume to be passed along to a living, breathing, human being (i.e., H.R. professional or recruiter) for further processing.
They can have clauses that execute actions based on other actions (i.e., «transfer deed only after six verified signatures received,») manage user agreements, or store application information.
Sometimes they're willing to waive one of the debt ratios, but that's up to the individual lender and they may only be willing to do that if you have a strong mortgage application on paper (i.e. you have a sizable down payment or steady income.)
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z