Sentence examples for precondition to define from inspiring English sources
One characteristic of the variants in AsmVar is that their sequences are available, which is the precondition to define the ancestral state of a variant.
Another precondition, equivalently important, is to define an appropriate validation methodology.
To define preconditions for the use of this semiphysiological function, the influence of system- and drug-specific parameters on the net maturation pattern of in vivo UGT2B7-mediated glucuronidation was investigated.
PROforma includes an expression language that is used to define, among other things, the preconditions that must be true for a task to be activated and the criteria that must be fulfilled for an Argument to be true.
The aim of the present study was to define the essential components and essential preconditions of case management for people with dementia.
This is an important precondition for beginning phase 2 and phase 3 clinical studies in order to define the possibilities and limits of PIPAC in the therapy of peritoneal carcinomatosis.
She yanked out that "negotiating with our enemies without preconditions" as if it was tantamount to treason, though no one bothers to define what that means.
"How to define atrocities.
One of the major goals of this study, however, was to define the regional, whole genome changes of gene expression that could account for the phenomenon of "hypoxia preconditioning" (HP)[ 3- 7].
In Denmark, national authorities have come close to defining adaptation of the majority culture as a precondition for inclusion into the nation, whereas Norway has assumed a somewhat wavering intermediate position.
