Because cells expressing more CDKA 1 are more competent for cell division, it is thought to be a prerequisite for post-embryonic cell division [ 58, 59].
Though he is not an investment banker like Robert E. Rubin or an academic whiz like Lawrence H. Summers, Mr. Clinton's former and current treasury secretaries, his supporters are confident that Mr. O'Neill accomplishes at least one prerequisite for the post.
The MBA qualification is increasingly seen as a prerequisite for senior posts, and for many women as a way of breaking through the glass ceiling.
As a prerequisite for successful post-resuscitation care on the Intensive Care Unit, high-quality CPR must be started as early as possible.
The only prerequisite for a permanent post in a health centre is a license as physician.
Whereas once a PhD was a prerequisite for senior medical posts ( överläkare), this is no longer the case.
The volumetric findings of the current series of patients clearly suggest that complete resection of the pre-surgical perifocal F-FDG and C-FMZ PET abnormality areas in the mesial structures of temporal lobe as well as in the entire temporal lobe is not a prerequisite for a satisfactory post-surgical seizure outcome in patients with drug-resistant TLE.
And unlike some of his rivals, he added that he did not believe that a background in education should be a prerequisite for the chancellor's post.
Federal prosecutorial experience has almost invariably been seen as a prerequisite for the top New York posts.
A prerequisite for the use of fiber posts is their adhesive cementation, which creates a bond between the post and the root canal dentin and form a structurally and mechanically homogeneous complex.
Mr. Brady, now chairman of Darby Overseas Investors, an investment company, concedes that he has had no interaction with the current administration, but says he does not think that a banking pedigree is a prerequisite for being effective in the Treasury post.
