Sentence examples for conditions defined as from inspiring English sources

Teachers are not trained for the widening range of conditions defined as educational disabilities.

Close agreement was found between experimental and predicted values at the extraction conditions defined as optimum.

In these applications, we usually wish to monitor global system conditions defined as a function of network measurements.

Even under normoxic conditions (defined as 10% O2) and in the presence of oxidative substrates, reductions in glucose were accompanied by decreases in protein synthesis.

The optimum extraction conditions, defined as those resulting in a maximum YGA while keeping DM at a minimum of 51%, were: 87 °C, 160 min, pH 2.0.

Strikes arise for a number of reasons, though principally in response to economic conditions (defined as an economic strike and meant to improve wages and benefits) or labour practices (intended to improve work conditions).

Conditioning Rule If "cond" condition, defined as logic, is true, (R_{t}) is applied, if it is not true, then (R_{e}) is valid.

It's a condition defined as fixation with the new, the fashionable, the trendy … and soundbites from imported gurus.

The condition, defined as chronic if it lasts longer than six weeks, is the second most common cause of long-term disability after arthritis and second only to stress as a cause of absence from work.

CE load condition, defined as mass exceptional load.

It is well known that if satisfies the Leray-Schauder condition defined as (L-S).