Sentence examples for provide preconditions from inspiring English sources
Successful clustering can demonstrate the separability of samples and provide preconditions for FDA.
A further limitation is that although the tool does provide preconditions for reliable figures, considerable underreporting cannot be ruled out, even if the criteria of all the indicators would be fulfilled.
In Section 2, we provide preconditioning techniques for the situation that the Tikhonov parameter β is not very small, then we discuss the corresponding spectral analysis.
Thus, the excellent stability and facile preparation of the MoS2/CNFs electrode provide precondition for DSSCs application, while greatly enhancing the electrocatalytic activities of the DSSCs.
The code transformations can be formalized in an axiomatic semantics [28, 29], that is, by providing preconditions, postconditions, and invariants of the code transformation.
It is likely that adaptation to interstitial habitats has provided preconditions for the colonization of infiltrating underground water, anchialine caves, or estuarine mudshrimp burrows, which further fuelled the diversification of this unique fish clade.
Therefore, it remains to be determined in future whether the glial activation in the retina of P2Y1R-KO mice provides preconditioning.
Reading components represent the basic set of decoding skills that provide necessary preconditions for gaining meaning from written text.
The location of plants in an industrial estate does however provide interesting preconditions for a form of two-tier regulation, in which industry association becomes an intermediary between regulator and firms.
Thus on Walker's 'pragmatic' account, the criminal law should aim to further the "smooth functioning of society and the preservation of order" (Walker 1980: 18, quoting Devlin 1965: 5)—collective or shared goods which provide essential preconditions for individual flourishing.
They however provide key preconditions for this compulsory testing to be ethically justified.
