Sentence examples for a familiar condition from inspiring English sources

The report states that the city will give 99 properties "E" designations, indicating that there are potential environmental contamination problems, a familiar condition in industrial neighborhoods.

Death to me is no terror of the night, but a daylight companion, a familiar condition, a process obedient to scientific laws and answerable to scientific inquiry.

We devised two clinical scenarios - one for a familiar condition and a second which required specialized knowledge.

Even if tuberculosis is a familiar condition, an unusual presentation may disguise its correct nature, expressing itself as cases of unexplained fever with severe neutropenia.

We grouped the recording days to 3 different time points (T1 T3): T1 included Day 1 and 2, a novel condition to the animals, in which most of the behavioral changes occurred, T3 included Day 6 to Day 7+, which we consider to be a familiar condition, and T2 included Days 3 5, an intermediate condition between novel and familiar.

Over the next two days, the waters recede in Datchet and the village green returns to a more familiar condition.

This is an especially familiar condition in Washington, where I live, and where the impostor syndrome is like our psychological common cold.

Twenty-four hours later, the rats were exposed during a choice phase (right) to two identical objects (A4 and A5), but one of the objects was displaced to either a novel location ("novel" condition) or remained in a familiar location ("familiar" condition).

This is an all too familiar condition for Liao, who has been in and out of jail for his fearless insistence on speaking freely for himself and for many of his countrymen since the late 1980s, when he was locked away for four years for reciting his poem "Massacre".

The other six trials constituted the 'familiar + familiar' condition, which provided an alternative to the 'familiar object' condition of Experiment 1a for examining the habituation of exploration to repeatedly presented objects.

In the current study we used a modified version of the classical own name paradigm including an active "counting" as well as a familiar voice condition.