Certain A-levels will be essential preparation for some degree courses as they provide the specific knowledge and skills needed for undergraduate study.
He never put the bottle down till it was finished.'" For a long time, Kemp felt that booze was an essential preparation for his performances on stage.
And there can't be many comics at the fringe who consider watching home affairs select committee proceedings as essential preparation for a job.
The century's most influential historians, David Hume and Edward Gibbon, happen to have been particular fans of Fielding's novels (and Fielding considered reading history essential preparation for writing novels).
Foreign-policy hawks ought to see such discussions as essential preparation for possible military strikes against clerical Iran's nuclear facilities.
After the lead of the diamond two, for example, there would have been no sure way to give East the lead with the second round of diamonds, an essential preparation for the endplay.
NS's essential preparation for drafting the guidelines on post-trial access to trial drugs in collaboration with the UK's National Research Ethics Service included writing a systematic review of reasons why such access should, or need not be ensured.
Understanding the advantages and limitations of continually evolving transformative technologies like NextGen sequencing is essential preparation for future life scientists, medical professionals, and, indeed, a scientifically literate citizenry, as the age of personalized medicine moves toward becoming reality.
In the H5N1 case, some see the research being done as essential preparation for a possible epidemic in the future, while others view work with the virus as an unnecessary risk to the public (Tu 2012).
Progesterone produced by the corpus luteum (CL) is essential for preparation, implantation and maintenance of gestation.
