Sentence examples for prerequisite to meet from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is apparent that a further significant reduction of NOX emissions is prerequisite to meet the current limit value for NO2, almost regardless of the NO2/NOX emission ratio.
Furthermore, good nutrition has been identified as a prerequisite to meet 12 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals,1 and unhealthy diets are contributing as one of the main, modifiable risk factors to the increasing burden of non-communicable diseases.2.2
The influence of mixing a high calorific waste such as scrap tires with the stream of household waste, in the limits allowed by current regulation, has been also analyzed and found to be a prerequisite to meet the prescribed heating value target.
When Hillary suggested Obama had yet to pass a commander-in-chief threshold, Obama argued forcefully that if having supported the Iraq War was a prerequisite to meet that threshold, then it was the standard itself, not Obama, that failed to meet the test.
By means of a quality control check that is commonly performed at the beginning of studies, ASC were frequently analysed for CD34-negativity, since the absence of this marker is a prerequisite to meet the minimal criteria for multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells (Refs 25, 47).
Thus, developing standardized methods and networking existing brain banks of academic centers are the prerequisites to meet the growing requirements of modern research.
Simulating materials behaviour and designing materials to meet prerequisite properties increasingly require insight at the atomistic level.
One fundamental prerequisite for understanding how to meet the changes in demands on joint replacement surgery is to measure outcomes from a patient perspective.
Energy demands and calcium fluctuation within neuronal synapses are the prerequisite of neuronal communication; to meet this process, the mitochondria are enriched in synapses for site-directed energy provision and calcium homeostasis.
Both espouse the same fundamental choices for Greece -- cooperation with the United States and other NATO allies, and cautious rapprochement with Turkey and fiscal restraint to meet prerequisites for membership in the European Union's joint currency, the euro.
This is partly due to some prerequisites that are difficult to meet including steady state, known variances of process variables and absence of gross errors.
