Sentence examples for a prerequisite for interpreting from inspiring English sources

It seems that adding more analysis and discussion of this point is a prerequisite for interpreting the observed shifts between modules.

An essential prerequisite for interpreting neural activity in various areas of the brain is a knowledge of the functional connections of the area of interest.

Negativity of normal glands was the prerequisite for interpreting the cases, according to the recommendations of the College of American Pathologists (Fitzgibbons et al, 2000).

Understanding the predictors for newborn infants' early colonization with enterococci is a prerequisite to interpreting potential risk factors associated with multidrug-resistant enterococcal colonization.

Second priority goes to fair equality of opportunity, which is interpreted as a prerequisite for justified inequalities in the distribution of social primary goods, basic resources suitable for advancing a wide range of plans of life.

Until a decade ago divorce was a prerequisite for genital reconstruction.

A prerequisite for this condition is that the taxon is monophyletic and the clusters cannot be interpreted regarding differences in host specificity.

You see, work is often a prerequisite for great beauty.

This may be interpreted as improvement in attributes of the GMPM e.g. improved stability or weight shift is a prerequisite for achievement of new basic motor abilities.

Since growth is a prerequisite for the membrane damage caused by carolacton treatment [ 5], the results of the Live/Dead staining for the fabT mutant should be interpreted with caution.

Aristotle's philosophy and virtue-ethical assumptions have been interpreted in different ways, but all virtue theorists hold that the ability to make sound subjective judgments is a prerequisite for 'good' actions in patient work [ 19].