The phrase "a single condition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific requirement or stipulation in a broader context.
Example: "The contract stipulates a single condition of payment before the project can commence."
Alternatives: "one requirement of" or "a sole stipulation of".
Both subjects underwent ten successive trials of a single condition on one day (one block).
A single condition to maximise the folding yield of all nine OMPs could not, however, be identified [200].
Comparing the performance of a Tm matched probe set covering the nine investigated mutation sites revealed that only two conditions (17 or 42 mM Na+) allowed unambiguous genotyping of the entire set of samples at a single condition, and, of those two concentrations, 17 mM sodium gave slightly better results (i.e., superior separation of the genetic classes) (Figure 4).
In conclusion, as elevated CXCL13 levels are not pathognomonic for a single condition, interpretation of CSF analysis should only be performed by including measurements of antibodies against both Borrelia burgdorferi and T. pallidum in CSF.
Generation of this stochastic ensemble for a single condition enables presentation of intrinsic stochastic variability.
Even for a single condition, full knowledge of the fitness landscape is, however, unrealistic, because the number of combinations grows exponentially with the number of contributing mutations.
Four reviews focused on a single condition or a group of conditions but included a variety of homoeopathic treatments [ 15- 18].
In cases where frailty could potentially be a consequence of a single condition, we excluded subjects with a history of dementia, Parkinson's disease, stroke, or a Mini-mental State Examination (MMSE) score <18.
The authors defined two distinct aspects (emphysema, type A or "pink puffer" and airways disease, type B or "blue bloater") of a single condition (chronic airflow obstruction), being a precursor of the phenotypes concept in the COPD area.
Each run comprised of experimental blocks (10 trials of a single condition) lasting 32.8 sec each (14 volumes) interleaved with 18.7 seconds of rest (fixation baseline, 8 volumes).
