Sentence examples for any specific conditions from inspiring English sources

The decision last month by the EU council to upgrade relations with Israel, without any specific conditions on human rights, has encouraged further Israeli aggression.

Therefore, it is likely that under any specific conditions only a subset of the interactions is active.

As no clinical signs of disease were detected in any of the animals at this time, it is difficult to rule in or out any specific conditions, including scrapie.

and has undoubtedly undergone some general adaptation to the laboratory environment, but has not been selected under any specific conditions like the evolution protocol (prolonged serial transfer in minimal medium).

Section 54 of the CPA ('Consumer's rights to demand quality service') affirms that the consumer has the right to the performance of services in a manner and quality that persons are generally entitled to expect, taking into account any specific conditions agreed upon before or during the performance.

There may be other risks depending upon your medical health and any specific conditions you may have.

With these options, you can now ask for current conditions, forecasts (hourly, daily or 10 days out), or for any specific condition — like the humidity, chance of rain, air quality and more.

Overall, mean and median values are very central in the scale, with a small standard deviation, which means that users provided in general an average evaluation, without any specific condition which was significantly more pronounced in the Likert scale.

It is suggested that computer-aided methods be used to create a supporting database of model parameters in order to utilize them for any specific condition or design purposes.

Exploring common themes among the various in vitro models may help identify genes and processes essential for bacteriostasis in general, rather than any specific condition used to trigger replication arrest.

However, the set of genes that drive growth in any specific condition is highly context-dependent.