Sentence examples similar to associated provisos from inspiring English sources
A discussion of the limitations and provisos associated with such comparisons can be found in Methods S1.
All the provisos associated with observational research must be kept in mind when interpreting this analysis, which does not have the same high standard of evidence as testing prespecified hypotheses of a randomized controlled trial.
A conservation act was introduced in 1990 with a clause protecting sites traditionally deemed to have supernatural significance – on the proviso that they have been associated with such phenomena for at least 100 years.
Thus, shared representations may exist (proviso considerations outlined above), but they are not likely associated with nociceptive pain.
Although the reason for 3937 and related necrorophic pathogens to have so few predicted effectors compared to biotrophic pathogens is unknown, and with the proviso that more may yet be discovered, it is possible that this low number is associated with the different modes of infection employed by necrotrophic and biotrophic plant pathogens.
With this proviso, we found a similar pattern as above in that differences in environmental factors were associated with higher recovery of loci (58.4%, n = 27) than differences in host (Host: 42.9%, n = 6) or parasite (28.7%, n = 115) lines used (χ2 = 14.48, P < 0.001).
There are provisos to the "1900 rule": the Tate recognises that the National Gallery may wish to acquire 20th-century works by artists usually associated with the 19th (eg Cézanne, Monet and Renoir) - and vice versa.
The Great Exhibition would be able to associate themselves with the Games on the proviso they became a non-commercial operation.
Act June 19 , 1951 inserted last two provisos.
However, some provisos need to be considered.
