Sentence examples for logical prerequisite from inspiring English sources
Establishing the level of knowledge about the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, especially in Blacks, is a logical prerequisite to truly and accurately understanding its impact on minority research participation.
Reciprocallity between status of pRb and that of p16INK4a commonly found in human permanent cell lines (including cervical cell line cultures) [ 17, 20, 21] as well as in primary tumor cells [ 9, 22, 23] served for a logical prerequisite of utilizing p16INK4a protein as a marker of premalignant and malignant cervical epithelium cells.
Yet, as we have pointed out above, objectivity in psychiatry has led to a more robust stratification of individuals into different diagnostic categories and this is a logical prerequisite to good-quality, replicable research with all the eventual clinical benefits thereof.
But it does seem worth noting that venustas generally comes last, implying that firmitas and utilitas are to be regarded as essential logical prerequisites of architectural beauty.
This biological circuitry would be more akin to a sequential logical system, a prerequisite for complex computation, than a combinational one such as simple Boolean logic.
The Romantic poets took the veneration of sadness to its logical extreme and described suffering as a prerequisite for the literary life.
This assumption seems logical because screening for subpopulations is a prerequisite for the high-risk approach of prevention or for selection of persons to include in clinical trials.
Hsp70 in its low affinity client-protein binding state, represented by its ATP state, would probably favor such a loading mechanism, and it would be logical to assume that this would be a prerequisite for transfer of the client protein from Hsp70 to Hsp90.
Although mathematics courses have been traditionally thought of as promoting logical and analytical thinking, respondents conveyed little enthusiasm for it as a prerequisite.
If political experience was a prerequisite for the job, then George Bush, as president-elect and Mr. Reagan's successor, made a logical choice in naming Mr. Derwinski to fill it.
Practically prerequisite.
