Run a conditional loop as long as the condition, i.e., the probability of S1 > 0 is satisfied.
When "Do X" is embedded within a conditional antecedent, as can be expressed in English by "If you want to do X", the tropic remains though the neustic disappears.
The enrichment of miRNA*s suggests that they might have a conditional function, as may also be supported by their association with predicted targets and the presence of potential target RNA cleavage products in degradome databases [76].
A conditional deficiency, as has been suggested, is best characterized by the plasma concentration.
Low scores on the HCR-20 scales for risk of violence also distinguished which patients received a conditional discharge, as did low scores on the S-RAMM for assessing risk of self-harm and suicide.
Therefore, we sought to identify a glycosyltransferase whose activity could form the basis of a conditional growth assay as well as at least one complementary screening method.
The service also verifies information, then provides a conditional approval as valid as something a loan officer would issue.
In contrast, the relatively simple protein-DNA bands for RelB/RelE and RelF/RelG showed a conditional cooperativity, as these bands disappeared as the ratio of RelE/RelB-like proteins was increased (Fig. 2B, C).
For our limited purposes here, were use it merely to mark the difference between a valid argument, recorded as a 'rule form', and the provability of a conditional, reported as a 'conditional form'.
Carnival, for its part, said its intention in making a conditional offer, as opposed to one free of restrictions, was honest.
