Sentence examples for but conditionally from inspiring English sources
"but conditionally" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to indicate that something is allowable, but only if certain conditions are met. For example, "You can borrow my car, but conditionally."
He quickly seduced the city's frequently Francophile establishment, and, more important, tutored them in Gallic gastronomy like a stern but conditionally charming headmaster.
The I n 's are also dependent, but conditionally independent given ϕ n − 1.
The nodes represent random variables and the arcs represent conditional probabilistic dependency between nodes, where the distribution of each node is dependent on its parent nodes but conditionally independent of all other nodes.
In contemporary studies of gene function in vivo, genes are not only deleted or overexpressed constitutively but conditionally mutagenized using site-specific recombinases such as Cre [ 12, 13].
Moreover, the term "cambialistic" has been applied to SODs representing a continuum from low but conditionally significant activity with the less competent metal to equal activity with either metal ion (Table 4).
Similarly, the 2011 Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) guidelines recommend ablation for symptomatic patients after failing AAD therapy, but conditionally suggest that first-line ablation may be performed for symptom relief in highly selected patients with AF1.
Greece's new leftwing government faces months of fraught negotiations with its creditors over how to ease its unsustainable debt levels and austerity programmes after securing - but only conditionally - a eurozone lifeline on Tuesday that wins it time until the end of June.
Then f and g are weakly compatible but not conditionally sequential absorbing.
In Example 2.3, the pair ( f, g ) is weakly compatible but not conditionally sequential absorbing.
Remark 2.1 In Example 2.1, the pair ( f, g ) is vacuously weakly compatible but not conditionally sequential absorbing and not pseudo-compatible.
Example 1.1 Let X = [ 1, ∞ ) with the Euclidean metric d. Define mappings A, S X X → X by A ( x ) = x ∀ x and S ( x ) = 2 x ∀ x. Then it can be verified that f and g are compatible but not conditionally compatible. Example 1.2 Let X = [ 1, 8 ] with the usual metric d.
