Sentence examples for conditional upon having from inspiring English sources

Irene's positive outcome was entirely conditional upon having the expert advice and support of a trained advocate.

The null distribution of networks places a uniform probability on the possible networks, which have the same number of mutual and asymmetric dyads as the observed networks (i.e., the null distribution of networks is a uniform distribution conditional upon having the same dyad census as the observed network).

This is a big issue for Republicans who say that government-financed health insurance should be conditional upon having a job or actively looking for one.

Life expectancy can be calculated conditional upon having reached any given age though it is typically considered from birth as done here.

We examined all cause survival from diagnosis through December 31 , 2002 conditional upon having survived six months following diagnosis (i.e., patients had to have survived six months to be included in this study).

Conditional upon having been hospitalised (n = 99), the insured were slightly more likely to stay in the hospital for more than one day, with no difference in length of stay for common illnesses (n = 22) such as fever and diarrhoea (p = 0.49) or if an additional category of two days or more is included (Tables  10).

They therefore see all practical demands as ultimately hypothetical, that is, conditional upon our having particular ends or inclinations (cf Kant and Hume on morality, §6).

The effectiveness of this kind of appeal to Ockham's razor is, of course, conditional upon our having been shown that concrete objects can play the theoretical roles associated with abstract objects.

Since the 1980s, the attempt to make social assistance conditional upon work has become an "international project".

A related concern is that when carrying pregnancy to term becomes conditional upon the fetus having certain traits, our love for our children once they are born may become similarly conditional.

The use of higher parity and male birth percentages conditional upon previous gender has been considered in several previous studies of Asian countries (see, for example, Das Gupta and Bhat 1997Gu and Roy 1995, Park and Cho 1995Retherford and Roy 2003, Jha et al. 2006and Ebenstein 2007) but has not been used before for the United Kingdom.