Sentence examples for natural prerequisite from inspiring English sources

Environmental awareness is a natural prerequisite but you won't need formal qualifications to get started.

Those two qualities will be accompanied by adequate intellectual capacity, which is a natural prerequisite.

A natural prerequisite for this "bias equivalence" assumption is that the outcomes are measured on comparable scales, which would be the case if, for example, the control outcome was a preexposure measure of the outcome process.

The secretion and extracellular accumulation of AMPs is also a natural prerequisite for a plant to "poison the apoplast" and protect the intercellular space against the invasion by microbial pathogens [ 16].

He argues that the Church and the State are a single corrupt institution which does not act in the best interests of the people both must be radically altered: As Jon Mee, a scholar of British radicalism, writes: "Paine believed... a revolution in religion was the natural corollary, even prerequisite, of a fully successful political revolution".

Although it is not clear if this pattern reflects past neutral or selective forces, because genetic variation is a prerequisite for natural selection to act, these data raise the possibility that alternative reproductive strategies compete in natural populations.

May sees the release of Veckatimest, the terrific third album from Brooklyn-based Grizzly Bear (cuddly names drawn from the natural world are a prerequisite here), a record so keen on communing with things wild and free that its highlight, "Dory", suggests the protagonists "swim around" in the manner of the titular fish.

Accurate biomass estimation of plantations and natural forests is a prerequisite for establishing regional carbon inventory datasets.

First, the combined analysis of anthropogenic and natural descriptors is a prerequisite for the analysis of human threats to biodiversity.

Under natural conditions a basic prerequisite for optimal tissue development is a positive interaction of adherent cells with the extracellular matrix.

As such, one prerequisite for natural selection driving complexity is met: numerous grades of eye exist that are functional and useful to those animals possessing them.