Therefore, it is currently a common preconditioning method used before MSCs are transplanted into the infarction region.
Before starting the actual test in which measurements are registered, it is a common practice to precondition the biological samples by running a few loading cycles to obtain repeatable stress-strain curves, removing stress relaxation effects, and minimizing tissue hysteresis [ 11, 13, 17], to recover a condition more similar to the in vivo state.
Although all researchers reported this approach and despite the similar type of tissues involved, there is not a common standardized procedure for preconditioning, as can be noticed in Table 1.
This at least was the argument of Habermas' (1995, 1998) 'constitutional patriotism': the democratic practice as the precondition for the development of a common identity, which is in turn the precondition for solidarity.
Second, a common terminology or language is a precondition for effective communication.
Targeted deletion of the iNOS-gene abrogates delayed preconditioning, suggesting that iNOS is a common effector of cardioprotection [ 26].
Precondition of a spinal segment is a common practice during in vitro biomechanical testing since the natural creep experience by the specimen when exposed to either static or dynamic loading [ 9] could compromise reproducible data.
One precondition would be that it is a common policy of the hospital to provide general information on nosocomial infections and to make the patients aware of the potential risks [ 13].
In view of the religious, ethnic, and language difficulties between the Slavs and the Bulgars, the introduction of a common and compulsory religion for all subjects was one of the principal preconditions for the formation of a united Bulgaria.
Nelson cites John Stuart Mill's preconditions for nationhood: the peoples' desire to be governed as one and a common feeling rooted in language, literature and history.
