In this context, to be frankly unlovable seems a prerequisite for meaning anything vital.
Brilliance also seems a prerequisite if Tomas Berdych and his Czech teammates are to defeat Argentina on red clay in Buenos Aires in the other semifinal that begins Friday.
In a world where it is unremarkable for men to bawl after losing a football match, a Facebook feed can mourn a deceased pet, and sobbing seems a prerequisite for a successful television show, how is it this issue is still taboo for most of us?
Upon arrival at the site of metastasis, it seems a prerequisite for metastatic colonization that tumor cells undergo a partial reversal of the EMT, the so-called "mesenchymal-epithelial transition" (MET) [40, 41].
(In an age in which $25,000-a-year preschool seems a prerequisite for Harvard and lucrative careers ever after, who wants to pay taxes to finance public school for other people's children?).
Adequate dissemination of pressure ulcer prevention guidelines seems a prerequisite to improving the quality of pressure ulcer prevention.
Another factor may be feedback, as it seems a prerequisite for the added value of multiple assessments (Larsen et al. 2008), as will be discussed later.
Based on the idea that each nucleus can only supply a limited amount of cytoplasm with the necessary gene transcripts, addition of myonuclei seems a prerequisite for muscle fiber hypertrophy.
Recognising that the characteristics of the homeopathic intervention and outcome measures are important seems a prerequisite for developing the most refined and relevant approaches to systematic review in this field of clinical research.
As with fat consumption, objective information on the measurement properties of self-reported fiber consumption, particularly for food frequency assessments, seems a prerequisite to the interpretation of observational study breast cancer relative risk associations.
