Sentence examples for non requisite from inspiring English sources

Self-seeding and the presence of a tumor mass may not be a sine qua non requisite because metastasis develops in patients after undergoing surgery (the majority) for small or larger invasive lesions, such as in breast cancer.

"Access to reproductive health care is not only critical to women's survival in a crisis, it is a non-negotiable requisite in any humanitarian response".

Nietzsche's often violent rhetorical style, by contrast, might be expected (or so Nietzsche presumably thinks) to have the requisite non-rational effect on his desired readers — those "whose ears are related to ours" (GS 381).

He has the requisite non-Republican background -- he's a registered independent who first served as commissioner under Democrat Dinkins.

The FACT-An and the SF-36 scales can be scored in the presence of some level of missing items, but those multi-item scales do mandate a requisite number of non-missing items (usually 50% non-missing).

As in forensic pathology [ 39], microscopic examination of small tissue biopsies (0.7 × 0.7 cm) is a requisite to complement non invasive methods because it allows an initial diagnosis to be precisely confirmed or infirmed [ 17, 35, 40, 41].

Mature detectors that match the requisite number of non-self instances over their lifetime are promoted to being memory detectors and are assigned a lifetime of tmemory where tmemory > > tmature.

Knowing whether a volcano is dormant, in a state of quiescence, or in a state of non-magmatic unrest is a first requisite for hazard forecasting.

Similarly, the GATA2 transcriptional network was discovered to be requisite for RAS oncogene-driven non-small cell lung cancer [33].

The farmers may be assisted in commercial production techniques with provision for building requisite capacity in farm and non-farm based entrepreneurship (Folmer et al. [2010]).

"If you want freedom, one requisite for it is not having non-free programs on your computer.