Sentence examples for a good prerequisite from inspiring English sources

The introduction of [44Sc]Sc-DOTA as well as lutetium-177 into HPMA polymers allows for longer observation times than for example 18F-labeling being a good prerequisite for tumor imaging and therapy in the future.

In fact, we recommend one of the great books by Roger Gibson (Asset Allocation) or David Darst (Mastering the Art of Asset Allocation) as a good prerequisite to this book for those unfamiliar with the field of asset allocation.

(At this point, I'm inclined to let folks believe that if they want. Maybe letting go of that kind of assumption is a good prerequisite for participating).

The similarity of individual primary cultures of breast cancer cells was a good prerequisite for performing the comparative proteomic experiment.

Such noninvasive approach may be a good prerequisite for the improvement of the clinical utility of antibody-based biomarkers.

This study showed that nurses conceive caring as person-centredness, which can be regarded as a good prerequisite for implementing person-centred care (PCC) in hospital settings.

However, random sampling, calls in the evening hours, and the fact that 90% of all households in Germany [ 30] are still connected by landline, were good prerequisites for establishing a representative sample of participants.

Experimental results show that the proposed system has good prerequisites to serve as a good guidance for both research and building practice.

You have good prerequisites if you are targeted, willing to learn, persistent, courageous, and self-confident".

This makes good prerequisites for its successful application in future experiments.

Due to the largely conserved N-glycosylation pathway between mammals and plants the latter provide good prerequisites for glycoengineering.