Sentence examples for Practical prerequisites from inspiring English sources

But assortment and speed articulate with the other practical prerequisites (e.g., the ease of obtaining all stages of development and micromanipulation).

From the clinical practice point of view, each of these interventions is based on a clear definition: 1) practical prerequisites, 2) used methods, and 3) possible goals according to specific clinical needs.

The technical and practical prerequisite of integrated large-scale databases was reflected in the 2008 European Science Foundation report on population surveys and biobanking.

The Pope maintains that a healthy environment takes precedence over economic concerns and is a moral as well as practical prerequisite for profit.

First, they constitute a practical prerequisite for the conduct of clinical trials in future.

A practical  prerequisite is that battery doors or any other essential access points begin further out than the other side of the camera ends, so that they can be opened with the cameras mounted base-to-base.

Practically prerequisite.

Yesterday the Council adopted the reform of EU wholesale prices — describing it as "a practical and legal prerequisite for the end of roaming as laid down in the roaming regulation from 2015".

Although challenges with variability in AMH results make the provided practical steps a prerequisite for appropriate interpretation of the testing, the clinical benefits of testing more than justify this additional effort.

The Tunisian people's revolution provides practical insights into the prerequisites for dismantling dictatorships in Africa.

Unambiguous definition is nonetheless a prerequisite to practical determinations about what is and is not an example of play.