Sentence examples for a useful prerequisite from inspiring English sources
It is evident that a release from CCR is a useful prerequisite for industrial exploitation of T. reesei for the production of MIHCs.
The sequence information we obtained forms a useful prerequisite for study of expressed α-gliadin mRNA and determination of both their genome of origin and their epitope content.
The high-density genetic map of A. rufa presented here is a useful prerequisite for quantitative trait locus mapping and marker-assisted breeding to facilitate identification of new desirable traits.
Despite unavoidable biases (publication, database choice and upload propensity) these results synthesize a large majority of the current literature on novel reported influenza A reassortants and are a potentially useful prerequisite to inform further algorithmic studies.
The advantage of distinct hMSC, particularly the ethically non-controversial populations derived from neonatal tissues and their clinical potential are useful prerequisites for transplantation in view of cell and/or tissue replacement in combination with their functional biodiversity [ 94].
Knowledge of genome size, for example, is a useful and necessary prerequisite for the development of many genomic resources, yet it has been reported for only one ant species (Solenopsis invicta), and the two published estimates for this species differ by 146.7 Mb (0.15 pg).
From a theoretical perspective, we hope our concept proves to be a useful extension of the four prerequisites for the evolution of inducible defenses, outlined by Tollrian and Harvell [ 9].
As shown here and elsewhere, PCR is a useful tool to diagnose Lassa virus infection (3, 7 ), a prerequisite for effective ribavirin treatment (8 ).
The study shows that participatory resource mapping is a useful tool for engaging local communities in mapping the status of their resources, a prerequisite for sustainable community-based resource use planning and management.
But adequate coverage is a prerequisite of an adequate response to the identified health needs of the population and so is a useful first measure of success.
