Nor was this school unique in having had higher academic achievements during a period when it seemingly lacked the prerequisites of achievement and yet fell far behind in a later period when these supposed prerequisites were more plentiful.
From these findings, we conclude that freezing of liver tissue to temperatures of at least < 0°C causes complete/irreversible perfusion failure, which consequently will result in cell death and tissue necrosis, and may thus be supposed as a prerequisite for the safe and successful application of cryosurgery in hepatic tumour ablation.
The spontaneous excision from the chromosome and formation of circular intermediates are supposed to be prerequisites for the horizontal transfer of PAIs and have been observed in the PAIs of Vibrio [9], [10], Salmonella [11], Yersinia pseudotuberculosis [12], Shigella flexneri and Escherichia coli [13], [14].
The Massachusetts tests have been given to 4th, 8th and 10th graders for the last two years and are supposed to become a prerequisite for graduation in 2003.
The Red Sox had not announced a contract extension for Gonzalez, which was supposed to be a prerequisite for completion of the trade with San Diego.
Optimists hope this means the bull market can resume scaling the "wall of worry" that, until recently, was traditionally supposed to be a prerequisite.
But if you believe in such quaint ideas as a convincing electoral mandate – let alone the leftie fantasy of "hegemony", an obvious prerequisite for Miliband's supposed quest to take on vested interests – you can whistle for it.
This is an important prerequisite for molecules that are supposed to serve as a target structure for immunotherapy.
Nevertheless, the post-secondary apprenticeship addressed in this study is surrounded by learning goals that are supposed to be reached by participating in different workplaces with different prerequisites.
But job offers shouldn't be a prerequisite to talks or discussions: "You're supposed to be communicating with your chairman," explains Brugge.
