Sentence examples for prerequisite to addressing from inspiring English sources
I doubt they will be the full answer, even if they received sufficient votes to form a government but the represent an important change in direction and [Britain's exit from the EU] is a vital prerequisite to addressing many problems the UK faces.
Robust transfection efficiency, a prerequisite to address the direct effect of siRNA at the individual cell level, was confirmed by using a control siRNA carrying green fluorophore (Figure S2).
Approaching LV remodeling with systems-based technologies is a prerequisite to address the complexity of LV remodeling.
35 There are many recognised barriers to care of gout, both in patients and practitioners, but practitioner education seems the first prerequisite to address these problems.
Or is addressing the structural dimension of the church crisis a prerequisite to successfully addressing the God crisis?
Articulation of detailed information regarding the nature, causes, detection, prevention, and treatment of the major T1D complications does not appear to be a prerequisite to families addressing these threats constructively.
The role of international partners is challenging, given that enabling country ownership, intersectoral and sustainable system approaches is a prerequisite to effectively addressing HRH – even more than it is in other areas to strengthen health systems.
A prerequisite is to address the problem of dual practice openly.
Emotions were involved in GPs' actions to generate an environment characterized by trust, safety and comfort, which they considered prerequisite to effectively address patients' cognitions.
One prerequisite to begin to address the effects of organellar genomic upheaval on the nuclear genome in Geraniaceae, is availability of nuclear sequence information.
Mrs. Clinton says that requiring everyone to get insurance, in addition to addressing the taxpayers' cost-shift, is a prerequisite to ending discrimination against those with pre-existing medical problems.
