For a chosen temperature of 110°C, these prerequisites are only achieved for generating PMMA patterns with a maximum Mn of 5 kg mol-1, which according to Figure 4a corresponds to an exposure dose of 400 μC cm-2 or higher.
Meeting the prerequisites for surgery is only one part of the process, and an operation mightn't be deemed appropriate.
In the trampoline and beyond, it seems, there is only one prerequisite for participants: the edgier, the better.
The "hump" observed in Couette tests is only a prerequisite if we have shear-induced effects under steady flow in smooth channels.
The program recognizes that research training is only one prerequisite for a successful science career: Aspiring scientists must also learn how to conduct themselves as professionals and develop a career plan.
It is well recognized that availability of relevant, reliable information is a prerequisite for effective care, but is only one of a complex range of factors that determine effective care.
For instance, it is unclear whether recruitment of a single molecule of p21 is sufficient to inhibit Cdk (Hengst et al, 1998; Adkins and Lumb, 2000) or if it is only a prerequisite for the assembly and catalytic activity of the Cdk complex, with multiple molecules needed to inhibit Cdk activity (Zhang et al, 1994; Harper et al, 1995; LaBaer et al, 1997; Sherr and Roberts, 1999; Coqueret, 2003).
And the one is a prerequisite for the other, because it is only insofar as the value of ELSA's heritage is duly acknowledged, that the 'added value' of RRI can be articulated with sufficient precision.
The only prerequisite is the price of admission, which is over $1,000 a week.
All equipment is provided, and the only prerequisite is an on-site fishing clinic.
