Sentence examples for under a prerequisite from inspiring English sources
Under a prerequisite condition, the authors characterized a complex measure μ on the unit disk for which T μ α is bounded or compact on the Besov space B p ( D ).
We considered this the most unique result in this study, because linkage analysis has been generally performed under a prerequisite assumption of the absence of linkage between chromosomes.
It's not clear if any crimes Mr. Snowden might have committed would have been crimes under Hong Kong law — a prerequisite for extradition.
Brussels has emphasised the need for governments to bring annual spending deficits under control as a prerequisite for extra support, while the ECB has set a high bar for further measures to ease credit and support borrowing.
We tested in vitro: the efficiency of PEM to induce endothelial progenitor differentiation in sheep endothelial cells; the ability of PEM to sustain cell proliferation and allow resistance to shear stress; the fate of PEM-coated de-endothelialized human saphenous veins under flow conditions, a prerequisite step before in vivo experiments.
Understanding the mechanical response of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) under impulse loading is a prerequisite for improved design criteria and device survivability under severe loading conditions.
The rigid backelectrode is undistorted, the diaphragm under low tensile stress, a prerequisite for high sensitivity.
How to model DG under fault conditions is a prerequisite for fault analysis of the distribution networks with DGs.
Second, in the ethical and legal tradition of biomedical research, the research subject's consent – under normal circumstances – is a prerequisite to conducting research.
The detailed characterization of Ag/PTFE composites, prepared under different conditions, was a prerequisite for the next experiments on their biocompatibility.
It is important to emphasise that knowledge of the system under study is not a prerequisite for a global analysis, and that careful interpretation of the results can lead to physical relevant information.
