Sentence examples for conditions count from inspiring English sources

High altitude is the best deterrent to sonic boom; atmospheric conditions count too.

Any plausible conceptualization of basic autonomy must, among other things, imply that most adults who are not suffering from debilitating pathologies or are under oppressive and constricting conditions count as autonomous.

The implication was that sex formed some kind of bond in the women's political world, and that neither temperament, nor education, nor economic conditions counted for anything.

For subcutaneous/flank tumor inoculation, cells were harvested from 80% confluent cell culture conditions, counted, and resuspended in sterile PBS at a concentration of 25 × 10/mL.

Under the new rules, only non-cash contributions in "good or better" condition count.

Gathering sensory information about the world and then drawing theoretical conclusions based on that information should not, according to this condition, count as introspective, even if the process meets the three conditions above.

Seeing that a car is twenty feet in front of you and then inferring from that fact about the external world that you are having a visual experience of a certain sort does not, by this condition, count as introspective.

Condition "COUNT": 10 predictable number lists (countdowns and countups).

The Iezzoni chronic condition count and the Charlson comorbidity index were developed primarily to control for risk in observational studies of health outcomes and are now used to adjust for illness in public reports of hospital mortality.

According to Albanese, he had exploited his victim's condition, counting on the apnea to finish off what the midazolam began.

Moreover, paternalism is forestalled, since a moral judgment by blacks of their own condition counts as prima facie evidence that they are moral agents capable of such judgments.