Sentence examples for Some preconditions from inspiring English sources

Obviously there would need to be some preconditions.

India weathered that financial storm largely unscathed, for which its capital controls were given some credit.The shelved report suggested some preconditions to liberalisation: that an inflation target be set; that the government's big fiscal deficit be contained; and that the financial system be strengthened.

But even though human rights are agnostic it doesn't mean that they don't care, they do care and I would say that there are some preconditions that must be in place in countries to make sure that water provision, whether private or public, meets with human rights, complies with human rights.

However, adopting HMC in modeling HSR link quality requires some preconditions.

Static neural networks can be transferred into local field neural networks only under some preconditions.

This paper discusses some preconditions for "making things the same" by means of quantification and economic calculation.

Still, in the non-fictional world, with its largely uncarbonated atmosphere, the novelist's sympathy would seem to need some precondition, lest it meet with suspicion or contempt.

The typical function of a pre-request is to check whether some precondition obtains for a request to be successfully made.

In this paper, we propose some preconditioning techniques for reduced saddle point systems arising from linear elliptic distributed optimal control problems.

As described, most of these studies involve patients who were in remission from hematopoietic cancers and used some preconditioning or stem cell transplant along with exogenous IL-2.

Thus, an obvious subject for future studies is to test whether some preconditioning or milder insults (e.g., lower dose of MPTP or rotenone) could differentiate Prp-SIRT1 mice from wild-type mice.