Sentence examples similar to selection prerequisites from inspiring English sources
Appropriate coordinator selection is prerequisite for increasing connectivity and decreasing re-association frequency.
Experimentation and selection are the prerequisites of replication (i.e., survival).
Prerequisite: selection by instructor.
This suggests that attentional selection is a prerequisite for target detection.
For instance, in Treisman's Feature Integration Theory, spatial selection is a prerequisite for object identification [4], [5], [6], while opposing notions suggest that features are processed in parallel across the visual field [7], [8].
As predicted, we showed that parallel processes guide attention towards the most relevant item by virtue of both goal-directed and stimulus-driven factors, and we demonstrated that this attentional selection is a prerequisite for target detection.
Large scale use of chemotherapeutic agents against human helminth disease is likely to result in traits other than those associated with anthelminthic resistance being under potentially strong selection – the ultimate prerequisite being heritable variation on which selection can act.
The metabolic cost hypothesis proposes that MHC II functionality can be lost independently from other changes in the immune system, whereas the functional shift hypothesis proposes that functionality of other immune components has to expand through directional selection as a prerequisite for this loss.
The extent to which a population responds to fishery selection has some key prerequisites (Law 1991a; Hard 2004).
Prerequisites for selection were that clinical signs compatible with Cheyletiella infestation were verified by a demonstration of Cheyletiella mites through light microscopy examination of skin scrapings, material from flea combing or transparent tape preparations under 4 or 10 × 100 magnifications.
The club that demands an attachment to home as a prerequisite for selection in the national team is down to two: England and New Zealand.
