Sentence examples for becomes given that from inspiring English sources

Now the question becomes: given that (47b) is presupposed and (48) is true, how likely is it that (47c) is true, as well?

Correspondingly, the joint distribution P ij for two individuals becomes (given that M is symmetric) P = (1 − μ M ) t D (1 − μ M ) t (A1 where D denotes the diagonal matrix with diagonal elements equal to x.

The figure was described as shocking by critics of the scheme, who said it showed just how volatile and uncertain the project had become, given that the same energy department's estimate 12 months earlier had been £14bn.

Unsurprisingly, the adjusted R 2 for the training set becomes larger as it more closely approximates the whole set, and equally unsurprisingly, the R 2 for the test set becomes smaller, given that it is less closely approximates the whole set.

where P i|b denotes the probability that the channel becomes idle given that it is busy at the current slot.

The MINI 5.0 version used in this analysis did not include lifetime diagnosis criteria for all of the PDs, therefore the diagnosis of bipolar disorder becomes challenging given that there may be symptoms that have not manifested within the 12 months of pre-release assessment (potentially reducing the apparent prevalence).

Conventional enumeration-based optimization techniques become inhibitive given that the number of possible combinations may be enormous.

That is a fact that might become relevant given that the shooting of Gifford occurred in public at an open "meet and greet" political event.

"Because it's become a given that this is what I want to do; whether I'm still allowed to do it is up to a lot of other people.

Morsi allies say they left because police abandoned their posts, and question why the charges were not brought before Morsi became president, given that the circumstances surrounding the jailbreak were already well known.

It has become a given that if the Giants are in a race and are close to winning it, Baker will figure out how to get his players to play well enough to win it.