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Revicki and Frank conclude that RCTs are a precondition for conducting effectiveness studies.

By means of an ethical framework the authors identify responsibilities of each stakeholder, concluding that such identification during stakeholder engagement would have been precondition for a sustainable biofuel innovation.

"The 'enforcement first' policy that has been advocated by many in Congress and the public as a precondition for considering broader immigration reform has de facto become the nation's singular immigration policy," the report concluded.

We conclude that providing people with relevant information on possible drawbacks related to undergrounding is a necessary precondition for informed decision-making in the context of grid expansions.

We conclude that national and international political commitment to more integrated and sustainable land-use approaches is a precondition for, rather than a result of, transformative REDD+ interventions.

Moreover, it stands to reason that safety from assault is a necessary precondition for rehabilitation.

We therefore conclude that drinking water calcium and magnesium may play a significant role in sialolithiasis and may serve as a precondition for the disease.

So the modern period is a precondition for these policies.

Group protections are often a necessary precondition for individual liberties.

Because oxygen, apparently, is a precondition for complex, multicellular life.

Lorne Greene — a historical precondition for Leslie Nielsen — was Canadian.