Both aspects have been vital to developing and deploying a highly functional and comprehensive portal, a prerequisite for enabling its impact on care delivery.
The model requires that the population with the chronic conditions and the initial stages of disease is identified [ 5]; this prerequisites a comprehensive, timely and valid registration in all parts of a healthcare system.
The evaluation of the correlation between EGFR-activating mutations and the response of TNBC to EGFR targeted therapies, as well as the determination of the percentage of patients who might harbour an EGFR-activating mutation in tumour cells, are essential prerequisites for comprehensive clinical development of EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor trials in this setting.
Estimation of time varying water depth and time to empty of a pond is prerequisite for comprehensive and coordinated planning of water resource for its effective utilization.
With vast cell number and diversity, mammalian nervous systems present a daunting challenge for achieving specific and comprehensive cell type access — prerequisite to circuit analysis.
Functional health systems are a prerequisite for comprehensive antenatal and childbirth care, which may serve as a platform for delivering most of the interventions discussed in the previous sections.
The latter method is computation-and-time efficient but relies on the availability of an accurate reference with strong prerequisites such as comprehensive genome coverage and proven representativeness.
Moreover, the framework now being put in place to measure, report, and verify emissions is a prerequisite for a comprehensive international treaty.
Thus simultaneous labeling of these key components is an indispensable prerequisite for monitoring comprehensive virus infection process and dissecting virus infection mechanism.
Understanding the combustion chemistry of the butene isomers is a prerequisite for a comprehensive description of the chemistry of C1 to C4 hydrocarbon and oxygenated fuels such as butanol.
The suggestion that first-generation rights are more feasible than other generations because they stress the absence over the presence of government is somehow transformed into a prerequisite of a comprehensive definition of human rights, such that aspirational claims to entitlement are deemed not to be rights at all.
