Sentence examples for an adverse condition from inspiring English sources

Motherhood isn't war, madness, or addiction, but for a writer it can be an adverse condition, undermining the very work it inspires.

Likewise, those who have experienced an adverse condition place more importance on avoiding it than others who have not experienced the condition (Baron et al. 2003).

With all other things equal, if the working face broadens along its strike, the bed separation has the tendency to close up and thus shorter lifespan, which is an adverse condition for water accumulation.

It is therefore possible for engineers to assess more directly the condition of a new or used scaffold in-situ or in the laboratory by assuming the length of the global imperfection rather than a reduced effective length for an adverse condition.

One possible explanation is that low Apgar score indicates an adverse condition of cardiopulmonary function, which, in turn, inactivates the enzymatic cascade for DNA methylation.

Decrease in B/E is considered as an important indicator for the shifting from normal gut microbes to an adverse condition to health.

Thus, treatment of a spinal fracture in an ankylosed spinal segment is a less adverse condition for patients with Parkinson's disease.

Both SMI and MMI are therefore able to compensate for a single adverse condition.

The design approach considers the most adverse condition, a steady inlet axial Mach number equal to 3.5.

Revolvers come with a "material adverse conditions" clause: If your business takes a dive (or even a dip), the bank has the right to review and yank your line.

"If the results are bad, they might say the test was given on a rainy day, or some adverse condition.