Moreover, prior studies with comparable populations, research questions and methodical preconditions should be referred to as indicators of validity.
We know from general ecological theory on the effects of grazing and from invasive species literature that certain preconditions should be met for strategically applied grazing to be a benefit for management (Wiess 1999; Lunt et al. 2007; Cox and Allen 2008; Davies et al. 2009; Firn et al. 2010).
The North Korea National Defence Commission in a statement carried by KCNA news agency on Sunday said Washington can pick a date and place for talks and the two sides can discuss a range of issues, but no preconditions should be attached.
We hypothesized that, to overcome this limitation, intrinsic preinnervation and flap vascular preconditioning should be sought.
In order to make error reporting profitable, some essential preconditions should be fulfilled.
An important element of biodynamic plant breeding is the regional development and preservation of cultivars which can (under certain preconditions) or should be done by each farmer (Spiess, 1996; Müller, 1996).
The importance of this precondition should not be underestimated as a means of "defin[ing] the role assigned to the judiciary in a tripartite allocation of power". Flast v. Cohen, supra, at 95. the plaintiff generally must assert his own legal rights and interests, and cannot rest his claim to relief on the legal rights or interests of third parties.
Decline accelerated in the 16th century thanks to Francis Bacon, who is widely credited with inventing scientific method, and who argued that research was a precondition for progress and should be supported by kings and princes (ie the state).
Neutron beam shutter system of Japan Spallation Neutron Source (JSNS) in the J-PARC has been designed under a particular precondition that every shutter should be controlled and maintained independently.
