Sentence examples for conditions are understood from inspiring English sources

When catalytic processes at the atomic scale under real conditions are understood, new and better catalysts can be developed from rational design rather than from trial and error.

If the roots of such conditions were understood, it might be possible to prevent them from becoming a problem.

If this disposition and its conditions were understood in the right way, we would comprehend that, as he famously writes, "Nature should be made Mind visible, Mind the invisible Nature" (IP 42; SW 1, 151) thereby making room for an idealistic conception of reality as World-Soul (World-Soul is also the title of a 1798 publication by Schelling).

His colleague remains in hospital though his condition is understood not to be life-threatening.

The captain was still limping pitchside before the game against Belarus but his condition is understood to be improving and O'Neill is hopeful both Keane and Everton's James McCarthy will be fit for their opening game against Sweden on 13 June.

Second, there is a difference in the way the ceteris paribus condition is understood.

Eyes that remain open can be distressing to onlookers unless the condition is understood.

Despite this prevalence, little is known how this complex condition is understood and managed in primary care.

The patients being treated at William Harvey have underlying health conditions and are understood to be in a serious condition.

As the takeover was completed in August with no conditions, it is understood that Kerry Foods would not be affected by any decision to block the deal and unclear what would happen to its former savoury snacks business.

The experiment conditions should be understood to evaluate the efficacy of the closure models.