This may be happening here with internationalisation. Internationalisation is obviously an added value in research, but it should not be seen as a necessary prerequisite of quality.
The accomplishment in such a short time of those significant targets implies that JHP fulfills the prerequisites of Thomson Reuters/ISI: quality of both content and layout, quality of publishing and cited authors, quality of editorial board, and timeliness.
It's noted that the isolated cases of introduction of not technological innovations in the separate organizations can significantly increase an indicator thus not provide prerequisites of high-quality growth of productivity both at the micro level and within the TID in general.
The finding that the quality of group functioning is a prerequisite for quality of learning is in line with other literature which suggests that an affective learning climate during meetings will only be achieved if the atmosphere is perceived as trustful, safe and secure (Branch 2005; Boud and Walker 1998).
Access to care is a prerequisite for quality of care, whilst primary care is a foundation for population health, especially for vulnerable groups [ 10].
All this has been identified by engineering students as prerequisites for quality assurance in the study of English.
Although [7] works without prerequisite of compression quality knowledge, it did not work for this tampered image.
Personal continuity in general practice is considered to be a prerequisite of high quality patient care based on shared knowledge and mutual understanding.
In addition, this provider survey instrument is designed to also identify objective information on providers' prerequisites for technical aspects of quality of care, such as training and clinical knowledge levels, by using clinical vignettes [ 44].
Therefore, accurate assignment of enzyme function is crucially important and is a prerequisite of high-quality metabolic reconstruction and the analysis of metabolic fluxes [ 1].
