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Similarly, the introduction of postal address codes and the standardization of sizes of envelopes and cards, which are prerequisites for mechanical handling, are relatively slow because of difficulties inherent in the change of procedures.

Asked if Corbyn wanted to be prime minister, as he insists he does, Coleman – speaking exclusively to the Observer – said: "I don't know, but as leader of the opposition he didn't and hasn't prioritised strong organisation and teamwork which are prerequisites for leading a government".

Such investigation provides the necessary information about geological, physical, and geotechnical properties of soil, which are prerequisites to a safe and economical construction of all civil engineering works.

The structural architecture of such a force sensor determines its response to force and must assure both activity and mechanical integrity, which are prerequisites for its function.

In this work, a design procedure which incorporates LCA into the design phase of chemical processes was developed, and newly required activities, tools and information which are prerequisites to fulfill these activities were identified.

We use the TIMES (Team, Idea, Market potential, Environment, Strategy) principles, which are prerequisites for a successful business plan: a high-quality team, an innovative idea, an excellent market potential, a suitable environment (infrastructure), and a clear way of implementation (strategy).

Besides, gas chromatographic analysis revealed an increase in C16:0–29.61%, C18 1 25.33%, C18 2 11.3% which are prerequisite for biodiesel production.

This study focused on metals, non-metals and volatile organic compounds generated by the discharging and dismantling pretreatment processes which are prerequisite for recycling spent lithium-ion batteries.

Table 2 shows that, only 26% of the total members of academic staff in private universities have academic qualifications which are prerequisite for one to become academic staff in a university.

Model organism databases (MODs, e.g. Gramene [ 33], TAIR [ 34], FlyBase [ 35]) are integrated, web-accessible resources, which are prerequisite for the success and the quality of a reference genome [ 36].

This could, in addition to the reported loss of TGF- β receptor, explain how epithelial cells can escape from the growth regulation in the intestine ultimately leading to hyperproliferation and the formation of adenomas, which are prerequisite for carcinoma formation.