In other words, healthcare personnel have to remember that while the biomedical discourse focuses on strategic actions, like understanding which disease the CSP has, as a precondition for treatment [ 23], the rehabilitation aims rather at understanding the CSP who had the disease (achievable through communicative actions).
Iran has insisted that as a precondition for serious negotiations, the world should lift all the sanctions and recognize Iran's "right to enrich," which Iran asserts it has as a signatory to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
As it was after the near-total release of Cuba's political prisoners this year, the Obama White House seems nearly immobilized in the face of these reforms — the very steps this and previous administrations have demanded as preconditions for a new policy toward Cuba.
Furthermore, the expression Poss(A) is used schematically in such axioms, where the whole action theory should be complemented with so-called precondition axioms of the form φA → Poss A) for concrete expressions φA stating the actual preconditions needed for a successful execution of A. and as precondition axioms we have held-in-hand(x) → Poss(drop(x)) and broken(x) → Poss(repair(x)).
Nevertheless, preconditioning with a low dose of IL-1 had a similar effect as preconditioning with induced hypoxia, suggesting that the downstream effect of IL-1 preconditioning may be attributable to upregulation of HIF-1α or a similar effect on cellular transcription.
Perception as precondition.
The Legislature has also eliminated internships and hospital residency as preconditions for licensing for this group.
Germany has been among the strongest proponents of austerity reforms set as preconditions for international bailouts of struggling European economies.
The United States has taken the position that it is willing to discuss various steps, including possible incentives, but not as preconditions for talks.
