Sentence examples for considered a requisite from inspiring English sources

Plans for a large new hotel at the convention center, considered a requisite for boosting business there, remain on the drawing board.

To be in a habitable zone, a planet needs to be just the right distance from its star so that liquid water (considered a requisite for life as we know it)  can exist on the planet's surface.

The existence of a TXN within the mitochondrion of trypanosomatids, capable of driving crucial redox pathways, is considered a requisite for normal parasite metabolism.

Experience is considered a requisite for expertise [ 35] and is described as the most important factor in developing competence [ 33].

Specifically, false positive and, equally important, false negative rates, are rarely considered a requisite for verification of the analysis for publication.

Multidisciplinary health care teams with well defined roles and good communication processes were considered a requisite for optimal care although it was generally recognized that access to a full team might not be necessary for all patients.

"Employability is essential for today's graduates and work experience is now considered a pre-requisite for graduate employers," says Hywel Ball, EY's managing partner for assurance in the UK.

Graying hair was almost considered a pre-requisite for anchormen, but women like Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters, Andrea Mitchell, Lesley Stahl, Candy Crowley, Katie Couric and many others are well past 50 and shining brightly still.

This miRNA has been previously described by deep sequencing of small RNA libraries and is most abundant in connective-tissues, but not demonstrated by hybridization to a size-fractionated RNA sample (such as Northern Blotting), which is considered a pre-requisite to denoting a small RNA as a microRNA[36].

Expertise in continence management is likely to be a more important factor influencing outcome in studies of clinical practice and should be considered a pre-requisite for health professionals treating SUI.

In either case, addressing the issues raised in the development of G-CEA might also be considered a pre-requisite for the use and re-use of the HsW model.