Sentence examples for both conditional from inspiring English sources

Such opt-out clauses have in practice been both conditional on approval by the collective bargaining parties or applied without such a condition.

The implication is that thousands of clients were incorrectly turned down for both conditional and unconditional support prior to Harrington's review, and this is supported by the 39% of WCA decisions overturned at appeal.

The fourth type of uncertainty principle deals directly with both conditional standard deviations.

Both conditional and unconditional dispersal strategies are investigated, the distinction being whether dispersal depends on local environmental conditions.

Thus, the pronouns in both conditional and relative clause donkey sentences cannot be understood as referring expressions nor as bound variables.

Everything, every experience, every identity, every action, is in the same boat: they are all both conditional and unconditional, both conceivable and inconceivable.

In vivo, both the conditional overexpression of β-catenin (Chenn and Walsh, 2002) and the conditional knockout of all GSK-3 alleles (Kim et al., 2009) in neural progenitors result in dramatic hyperproliferation of the neuroepithelium.

As we have seen, given separability, locality and the Criterion of Reality both conditionals hold.

Still, based on the scatter plot density (depicted also as log histograms along either axis), it is apparent that many region-region relationships are in the interior coordinate plane with relatively low, but non-zero values for both conditionals.

Here we present an approach for simulation of 3D images of acoustic impedance conditional both to post-stack seismic reflection amplitudes and well impedance data.

Both express conditional probabilities.