If both life sciences and physical science faculty were supportive, however, one could imagine implementing a much more comprehensive set of reforms, including enforcing a much more extensive set of course prerequisites, including chemistry and biology (e.g., see the University of Maryland's Project NEXUS [ Redish, 2012]).
All students who enter the Advanced Cell Biology course (300 level) are life science majors and have completed their prerequisites of an introductory biology course (100 level) and a textbook-based cell biology course (200 level).
For doctors, the first prerequisite for chemotherapy is, of course, that we are dealing with a tumour that is sensitive to cytostatic treatment.
Alternative training methods, such as on-the-job mentoring and course prerequisites of online learning, could help increase training time available for clinical supervision.
Aerial bombardment was, of course, the prerequisite of the projected invasion of Japan which was to begin, it was imagined, with landings on Kyushu, the southernmost of the major Japanese islands.
"Of course, a prerequisite is to always keep in touch with research,... or you won't be able to keep following what's going on," he says.
Of course, the prerequisite to getting your content shared widely is to write compelling content.
Of course, a prerequisite of this is to write evergreen content, since it can be shared and re-promoted anytime after you've published it.
Of course, a prerequisite is that one recognizes GOM correctly and distinguishes it from fallacious deposits (Fig. 3).
Access to the internet is of course a prerequisite for responding, and the constraints of literacy and language apply for the internet mode as they do for mailed surveys, although the ability to provide access to questionnaires in alternative languages is greatly simplified on the internet.
