Sentence examples for considered prerequisites from inspiring English sources
We hear little of the political ideals of equality and individual liberty, usually considered prerequisites for both exchange and innovation.
In an onstage presentation, Thomas discussed what are stereotypically considered prerequisites to working in AI, like a PhD, big data sets, and access to expensive computing power.
A thorough grounding in human neuroscience plus interpersonal skills are considered prerequisites for scientific advancement and ethically sound practice.
Not only was Milner's buy-in widely considered to be wildly overvalued, but he also abjured the perks usually considered prerequisites for such early-stage investment, most notably a seat on the company's board.
The authors attributed the very successful performance to the establishment of skills considered prerequisites for the task, such as differential control by auditory stimuli and a consistent baseline, capable of sustaining the performance by exclusion.
The adequate functioning of part of the functions assessed by TLN-C may be considered prerequisites for an individual to produce adequate answers on the WISC-III (exceptions being Reading, Writing and Mathematical Reasoning).
Emotions were involved in GPs' actions to generate an environment characterized by trust, safety and comfort, which they considered prerequisite to effectively address patients' cognitions.
A close spatial relation between TRPC3 and NCX1 has previously been demonstrated and is considered prerequisite for functional consequences of cardiac TRPC3 activation.
Farmers' knowledge of IPM has been considered, as prerequisites to IPM adoption.
This study showed that Dutch EDs fall short of what the expert consensus panelists considered minimum prerequisites for adequate EM care.
