Sentence examples for its prerequisites from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason performance management is rare in public services in developing countries is that "its prerequisites (such as a living wage for health workers, and the availability to them of drugs, equipment and transport) are often missing" [ 34].

More philosophically, one may wonder whether the distinguishability of items has anything to do with numerosity estimation, or whether it may only concern its prerequisites [16].

Many biologists, however, may find it inconvenient to either install the software (e.g., SynBrowse and its prerequisites can present a serious challenge to install and update, even for bioinformaticians), or to prepare required data input files (e.g., the specific GFF-format files required by SynBrowse may require computer programming).

Each course is listed with its prerequisites, meeting times, instructor and textbooks.

Feasible and valid instruments are needed for assessing collaboration, its prerequisites and outcome.

This is not a subjective matter: if you want a job, you need to accept its prerequisites.

Unnoticed, liberalism was creating its prerequisite: the minor-thrill-seeking, fast-moving modern citizen.

The IMF said its prerequisite reforms also include steps to eliminate waste and fraud in the IHSS.

The case relies less upon the outcome and more upon the sudden reversal in the polls that was its prerequisite.

More U.S. forces might not be a guarantee of success in this fight, but they are certainly its prerequisite.

An auditory event-related potential component, the mismatch negativity (MMN), reflects automatic change detection and its prerequisite, sensory memory.