Sentence examples for that precondition from inspiring English sources

The Iranians have repeatedly and categorically rejected that precondition, leaving the diplomatic situation in a stalemate; they have not yet formally responded to the new incentives.

We conclude that the well-being values of the inhabitants of the south of Madagascar depend upon moralities that lend legitimacy and stability to the management of the social ecological processes that precondition ecosystem services production.

It is prevented by agents that precondition hearts against reoxygenation damage, namely adenosine and CsA, and it is promoted by low concentrations of staurosporine that promote reoxygenation damage (Schneider, 2005).

That precondition was unacceptable, Kim stressed, noting that the Blue House had emphasized to the ROK press this week that President Lee would never "buy" a summit with the North.

But it seemed unlikely that that precondition for talks would be met by North Korea, given the country's announcements that it considers itself to be a nuclear state and its dedication to a "military-first" stance that channels resources to its armed forces.

And that precondition is very much in evidence in Copenhagen this spring.

Many studies have shown that preconditioning with anesthetics can be used to simulate the myocardial protective effects of ischemic preconditioning.

We hypothesize that preconditioning seeded endothelium under physiological flow will enhance their retention and function.

Finally, the obtained results show that preconditioning of soil with a chelating agent (EDTA) significantly enhanced MtBE oxidation.

Indeed, it has been reported that preconditioning for MSCs would serve as a stress environment and enable better regenerative effects in various diseases (Haque et al., 2013).

This difference was attributable to the weakness of the large-scale vorticity that preconditioned the intensification of the TC inner core in these runs.