Sentence examples for as a prerequisite for implementation from inspiring English sources
Unlike centralized traffic information systems, the proposed system does not need public infrastructure investment as a prerequisite for implementation.
This emphasizes the urgent need for an internationally standardized protocol as a prerequisite for implementation of such screening into clinical practice.
However, a pre-existing high social capital in the neighbourhood seems to be a prerequisite for implementation of a successful Neighbourhood Watch program [ 18, 20, 59].
Thus, provision of electric light for the main building (which was also more highly valued and of higher priority to men) was suggested as a prerequisite for successful implementation of light in the cooking house.
4. The present document highlights those issues that require the attention of governments, non-governmental agents and civil society as a prerequisite for the implementation of sustainable forest development in Africa. 5.
More broadly, our results emphasize the need for thorough evaluation of all mutation detection approaches against massively parallel sequencing as a prerequisite for any clinical implementation.
The overall goal of such approaches is to develop novel therapeutic agents that can be tested in small animal models of IBD and NEC, and subsequently in large animal models of these diseases, as a prerequisite for the design and implementation of clinical trials in humans.
As a part of meeting this challenge, the flow of information between decisions processes defined as realizing a decision must be analyzed and modelled as a prerequisite for the subsequent design, construction and implementation of information systems.
This is a prerequisite for the implementation of new treatment approaches as for instance the Chronic Care Model (CCM).
The two main issues it raised in Brussels at the time of the first Greek rescue plan debt restructuring as a prerequisite for future bail-outs and a tougher implementation of the rules governing public finances have both been addressed by the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the permanent bail-out fund that should replace the EFSF in 2013.
