Sentence examples for precondition of our from inspiring English sources

As a precondition of our interview, I was told that certain details of the inspector's personal life would be obscured — or not divulged to me at all.

And in normal times we have believed that being at the heart of Europe – and not marginalised on its economic periphery – is an essential precondition of our global role.

Titled Night Flight, after the 80's insomniac basic-cable hodgepodge show, curators Jackie Hoving and Norm Paris have noticed that: "a precondition of our modern waking life is the onslaught of information and images, infinitely shared.

It is this that imposes the duty; not the mere fact that research has been a precondition of our current existence.

Where Leibniz rescued ethics and religion by claiming to discover a hidden reality of immortal, spontaneous souls beneath the material and causally-determined appearances, Kant believed he could accomplish the task of reconciling the scientific view of the world with moral aspiration and accountability by investigating the necessary preconditions of our experience.

If heterotrophic respiration in deeper soil layers was enriched inC and contributed significantly to the soil CO2 efflux, then the preconditions of our mass balance (Eq.  3) had been violated and the abiotic contribution was overestimated.

The last precondition of insight in our model is stigma-sensitivity.

For this evaluation, we made the precedence relation an explicit precondition of the services in our repository.

A necessary precondition for the protection of our natural environment is an appreciation of the scale and pattern of biodiversity and recognition of its sensitive interconnectivity.

Thus, the ratio of detected vs. expected significant genes increases with percentile of the random sample from 2.6 to 14.2, indicating a necessary precondition for the validity of our selection procedure [see Figure 1 in Additional file 1].

However, as no manual responses were recorded the question arises whether participants indeed performed the tasks as requested - a necessary precondition for the validity of our data and the conclusions we are about to draw.