Sentence examples for a special conditional from inspiring English sources

6. See Mott 1973, Chellas 1974, 1980 for examples, and DeCew 1981 for an influential critical evaluation, arguing that although such conditionals are indeed important, there is still a special conditional they overlook at the heart of the Chisholm puzzle.

In Uganda at the time of decentralisation, salaries for staff on the payroll were a central responsibility, although this has now been decentralised through a special conditional grant.

For modeling of spatial interactions in images, Kumar and Hebert proposed the discriminative random field (DRF) that is defined as a special type of conditional random fields (CRFs), and applied their method to detection of regions of non-natural, artificial buildings from photographs [ 16].

The lifetime risk is a special case of age-conditional risk and relates to the probability of a newborn child developing or dying of cancer within the course of his or her life.

When the target variable is continuous, the conditional model is a special case of a linear mixed-effects model (K.M. Kang, N. Zaitlen, C.M. Wade, A. Kirby, D.H., M.J. Daly and E. Eskin, submitted).

To examine the self-renewal potential of the cells with different surface marker profiles, we undertook the tumorsphere culture of the sorted cells in a special ultra-low attachment culture plate with conditional medium for tumorsphere culture [29].

The case-crossover using conditional logistic regression is a special case of time-series analysis (Lu and Zeger 2007).

The idea is thus that the agent probability of B conditional on A is the probability that B would have conditional on the assumption that A has a special sort of status or history in particular, on the assumption that A is realized by a free act.

pCODR created a special category of recommendations that would specify that funding is conditional to a negotiated agreement to improve "cost-effectiveness" – in fact, this recommendation was made for most positive recommendations at pCODR.

The conditional logistic regression used in case crossover analysis is a special case of Poisson regression model [ 27, 28].

Lewis has three different accounts of "if": he follows Jackson in claiming that the "if" of indicative conditionals is the truth-functional "if", with a special rule of assertability (see Lewis 1986 pp. 152 6); there is his famous account of the "if" of counterfactual conditionals (Lewis 1973); and there is this use of "if" as a restrictor.