able to detect a change in a patient's reported health status or function is an important pre-requisite for using such instruments to assess treatment effect.
A pre-requisite for using this approach is a statistically significant number of events (n ∼ 4000).
This pre-processing step is not a pre-requisite for using the TTV reconstruction method with OCT tomograms and can be omitted, especially in the case when smaller areas of the retina need to be examined.
The FGD queried respondents on appropriate target populations for PrEP; logistical barriers to PrEP access, possible facilitators of PrEP access, and requisites for PrEP use; cultural barriers, facilitators, and requisites for using PrEP; and the benefits and appropriate costs for PrEP.
That is, the patient will need to acquire and practice the requisite skills, in preparation for using them in real time, away from therapy.
However, there may be still other requisites for MDO using different methods that can become the focus of future work.
Ensuring de-identification is a pre-requisite for use of EHR data without prior consent.
Once a prototype reaction is selected, an in-depth mechanistic analysis is essential to guide the requisite adaptations for use in biological systems and to anticipate potential pitfalls.
The maintenance of the original phenotype by isolated chondrocytes grown in vitro is an important requisite for their use in repairing damaged articular cartilage.
Within minutes, their conference table is piled high with the Stempel specimen book; an 1882 catalog from George Bruce's Son & Company of Chambers Street; MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan's "11th Book of Specimens of Printing Types and Every Requisite for Typographical Uses and Adornment"; and the 1977 Letraset catalog.
In either case, addressing the issues raised in the development of G-CEA might also be considered a pre-requisite for the use and re-use of the HsW model.
