Sentence examples for conditional nature from inspiring English sources

Because of its conditional nature, we assumed the lethal effect in the LI4 line to be conditioned by a single locus, even though it was already clear from preliminary genetic data that expression was extremely sensitive to genetic background [ 23, 24].

These defects reflect the conditional nature of Washington's assent to the exercise so far.

Egypt's foreign ministry was at pains to emphasise the conditional nature of the sentences, hinting at embarrassment at Monday's events.

Macarthur's management also objects to the conditional nature of Peabody's bid.

the shifting, conditional nature of place is always matched in Didion's work by a mercilessly precise sense of time, of history--of facts.

This shouldn't be a hard concept to grasp — in particular, you would think that anyone posing as an economist could grasp the conditional nature of the statement.

That is the reason why we propose to take advantage of the underlying conditional Gaussian nature of the problem and use more efficient methods in this context.

In addition, given the conditional concurrent nature of the sport, concurrent high-intensity strength and high-intensity endurance training modes (HIT) may enhance a player's overall performance capacity.

Prisoner enfranchisement can be made conditional on the nature or gravity of the offence, the ECHR has said; it is for the national authorities to decide.

"In this sense," he added "we cannot but interpret the U.S. administration's proposal for resuming dialogue as unilateral and conditional in its nature and hostile in its intention".

Secondary awareness processes, because of their more conditional, contextually situated nature, are more difficult to understand in any neuroscientific detail.