Sentence examples for prerequisite for competing from inspiring English sources
But proof of medical insurance is a prerequisite for competing, said Wade Martin, the president and general manager of the Dew Tour.
Perhaps a prerequisite nowadays when competing with e-commerce giant Amazon.
Market formation embodies relationships between users and producers and is a prerequisite for emerging technologies to compete with the incumbent ones.
Ukiyo-e artists made careers doing erotic prints and courtesan portraits; showmanship was a virtual prerequisite of survival for British painters competing for attention at Somerset House during the 18th century.
At a time when mobility has become almost a prerequisite for a scientific success, countries with knowledge-based economies are competing fiercely to attract and cultivate the best scientific workforce.
To be able to generate high affinity antibodies that can overcome the unspecific Ig-binding, i.e. to compete out the masking immunoglobulins, might be a prerequisite for a successful development of the vaccine based on this antigen.
Reverse innovation as an organizational approach can not only lead to profitability and "success in developing countries… [but also serve as a] prerequisite for continued vitality in developed ones" for businesses that wanted to compete in global markets [ 12].
This question the appropriateness of defining a certain duration of cough as a prerequisite for being recognized as a TB suspect The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Although it is not clear if this pattern reflects past neutral or selective forces, because genetic variation is a prerequisite for natural selection to act, these data raise the possibility that alternative reproductive strategies compete in natural populations.
Hence, high H3.3 turnover may either be a prerequisite for transcription factor binding or be a consequence of sterical displacement by transcription factors that compete with nucleosomes for binding sites.
This is a prerequisite for its success.
