Sentence examples for a prerequisite for changes from inspiring English sources

Organizational changes were an intermediate goal of the Hartslag Limburg community intervention, as these are assumed to be a prerequisite for changes at the individual level.

Not all the evidence outcomes in this review were reported in anthropometric indices linked to obesity; the role of intermediary behaviour changes (such as changes in nutrient and energy intakes or nutrition and health knowledge) in obesity risk or its prevention, as reported by some of the studies, was included as these are a prerequisite for changes in weight.

It isn't fact – it is imagination, and imagination is a prerequisite for change.

You can get attention in the streets, and that's a prerequisite for change, but it's not enough.

Awareness of the problem of dissemination bias is a prerequisite for change.

It is not clear, however, whether sensory discordance, as present in prism adaptation, but absent with extrinsic transformations, is indeed a prerequisite for such changes to occur.

Consequently, factorial invariance of the SRQ-20 is a prerequisite for assessing changes in symptom severity.

This idea that the changing of one's mind and way of thinking is a prerequisite for sustainable change strikes me as the next great revolution.

The Brookings report said that a "change in mind-set on the part of the leadership, especially the highly misleading and one-sided perception of tobacco as a 'cash cow' and major contributor to the Chinese economy, is a prerequisite for policy change".

While I strongly reject the suggestion that we should worsen current conditions as a prerequisite for radical change, I appreciate that our context provides ample fodder for this worldview.

Thus, amplification or deletion on its own does not have to be a prerequisite for a change in gene expression.