Sentence examples for prerequisite for the continued from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the continued presence of NG2 cells as oligodendrocyte progenitors in the adult brain may be a prerequisite for the continued, although reduced, plasticity of some brain regions such as the adult cerebral cortex.

Developing countries refuse to countenance this, insisting Kyoto must continue as the prerequisite for continuing talks.

They reportedly made the ZTE remedy a prerequisite for continuing trade negotiations between the two countries.

Should they even be using the word "automated?" Or, should they use the word "assist?" They should incorporate cameras and sensors to detect driver attention as a prerequisite for activating and continuing the operation of these systems.

The Chinese government had reportedly demanded that the U.S. roll back sanctions against ZTE as a prerequisite for continuing trade talks, which stalled last month (though the countries agreed yesterday to continue).

European banks remain weak, the group said, while lending — usually considered a prerequisite for economic growth — continues to decline.

Accordingly, secondary science (particularly in senior high or upper secondary schools) is frequently a prerequisite for continuing one's education.

In academic communities, international mobility of teachers, researchers and students is considered a prerequisite for continuing participation and access to global science [ 1].

Although safety of dairy products is a prerequisite for the industry, food-borne diseases continue to be one of the most important causes of disease and fatalities in humans (Bassols et al., 2014).

In a lengthy report issued just last week, the World Bank said that "the removal of Israeli restrictions on access to markets and to natural resources continues to be a prerequisite for the expansion of the Palestinian private sector".

Palestinian officials continue to insist on an international investigatory commission into the past 12 days of violence as a prerequisite for the resumption of negotiations.