The pre-condition of consumer nescience of funeral homes' core competence reveals the dilemma in which the funeral homes were trapped.
The pre-condition for the pleasures of sports competition is that in itself it has no costs (at least for the spectator).
Conditional survival is an estimate, with the pre-condition of having already survived a certain length of time.
Conditional survival analysis is a method to estimate survival rates, with the pre-condition of having already survived a certain length of time.
(mathcal {P}) is a logic expression representing the pre-condition of (mathcal {W}) that must hold before (mathcal {W}) is invoked.
For the year 2030, this strategy would mean more cash flow sources, if stakeholders invest in the pre-conditions of the shipbuilding industry.
These data do not fulfill in all aspects the pre-conditions of scientific mixture toxicity concepts but are characterized by a considerable degree of data heterogeneity due to variation among laboratories, test protocols, test species, and measured endpoints even when a considerable effort is made to select toxicity data that were derived in similar tests (first data set).
There would be no film without the pre-condition of living here.
Further academic studies and political debates on this issue should be welcomed, but only on the pre-condition of this resolution, violation of which is a dishonor to the martyred and to the struggles of a freedom-loving nation.
This 'politicisation', he argues, is not only legitimate, but is the pre-condition of autonomy in science, which cannot be preserved any more unpolitically today (ibid., p.385).
There are also examples in which the evolutionary rise of a new sex determination system is inconsistent with the pre-conditions of any of the directional selection hypotheses.
