Sentence examples for conditional it is from inspiring English sources

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration also investigated Great Escapes and downgraded its safety rating to conditional; it is currently conducting a follow-up safety investigation of Great Escapes to "ensure it is operating in full compliance with federal safety standards," Mr. Mosley, the Transportation Department spokesman, said in an e-mail.

But if the 'only if' is taken to be a material conditional, it is equivalent instead to a weaker modal entailment account: if numbers are in the domain of every world, then when '∃x Unicorn(x)' is evaluated with respect to any world, numbers "are counted amongst the values of the variables".

Thus, if following a genome scan SNPs are ranked by their P-values, then the expected value of an estimator, conditional it being the most significant, is again greater than its unconditional expectation.

Supposing it run off the end of a conditional, it's pretty arbitrary.

To the extent that there was a mid-century orthodoxy about counterfactual conditionals, it was given by the proposal in Nelson Goodman (1955).

If an intron doesn't contain a conditional exon, it is called a conditional-exon-free intron.

Call trivially true a conditional when it is true, and the conditional that has the same antecedent and opposite (negated) consequent is also true.

In both cases the act is conditional; and it is ineffectual unless the condition of appearance be performed.

Tony Blair is now as powerful as any prime minister Britain has seen, but the support the public gave him in today's election is as conditional as it is overwhelming.

Alternatively, for conditional dispersers, it is shown that the strategy known as ideal free dispersal is both sufficient and necessary for evolutionary stability.

After ERGM parameters are obtained using conditional estimation it is possible to simulate networks from the ERGM across a range of hypothesized sizes and then estimate the population's size.