They also indicate that association of specific RNAs with the germinal granules is not a prerequisite for their serving a germ cell function; however, it may be related to their state of translational repression.
There is, as it were, nothing standing between her and a serve: every prerequisite for her serving has been met.
Neither Bio1 nor Bio2 has pre- or corequisites (e.g., Bio1 is not a prerequisite for Bio2); however, Bio1 serve as a prerequisite for all upper-division coursework in biology, and Bio2 serves as a prerequisite for selected classes in organismal biology and ecology.
Getting real about that terrible secret ought to be a prerequisite for the press to serve as watchdogs of today's wars, as educators of citizen choices between "Don't do it!" and "Do it!" Instead, the Beltway press says, as Obama did of the malefactors of the Great Recession, "Let's move on".
Experimental results show that the proposed system has good prerequisites to serve as a good guidance for both research and building practice.
Rather the world of the text, which historically emerged with the speech becoming text, serves as prerequisite for the perpetually ongoing re-interpretation of the text as an autonomous subject.
Youth were recruited for the study through participating ChalleNGe sites.7 The 12 participating sites were not chosen randomly; rather, there was an effort to identify programs that had stable staffing and that tended to receive more applicants than they could serve, a prerequisite for conducting a random assignment evaluation.
The GRAS data base will serve as prerequisite for PGAS, a novel approach to better understanding 'the schizophrenias' through exploring the contribution of genetic variation to the schizophrenic phenotypes.
Our results suggest that economic reforms would go hand in hand with, if not serving as a prerequisite for, effective conservation.
