Sentence examples for conditions to arrive from inspiring English sources

And you have waited for the good snow conditions to arrive.

The rate of polymerization and the rate of peroxodisulfate disappearance were followed under various conditions to arrive at the rate dependencies.

If this situation had been anticipated, the data collection would have focused more on collecting additional information on the functioning of the health system which could subsequently have been utilised to adjust the findings from efficacy studies measuring impact under ideal conditions to arrive at estimates of effectiveness for the Zimbabwean situation.

24 Using results from different studies on the costs of opioid abuse may lead to different estimates of the factor used to scale up the costs of chronic pain conditions to arrive at estimates of the incremental health care costs of RxO abuse in each country.

That the Libyan government apparently paid for a medical review of al-Megrahi's condition to arrive at his prognosis makes it even more dubious.

They specified that they learned "more etiologies to conditions," how to "arrive at a particular diagnosis" using the "correct investigations," and "coming up with differential [diagnoses]".

Single gene results can then be analyzed under different network training conditions and compared to arrive at more accurate drug gene target predictions.

In summary, the three most important conditions for epidemiology to arrive at a conclusion concerning a potential risk of an agent are as follows: It must be possible to measure (at least by a surrogate marker) the component of the agent that is related to the risk.

In our experiment, while in the effort condition people worked to arrive at 5 energy blocks that they then traded, in the monetary condition people received the $5 as a show up fee without having to work for it.

But an international panel of experts concluded that in the vast majority of cases — the exceptions are patients who warrant a full physical work-up — questioning patients about their condition is enough to arrive at an accurate diagnosis.

Warmer than usual conditions led the insects to arrive early and to nest farther north than is typical, Chip Taylor, director of the conservation group Monarch Watch at the University of Kansas, said in an interview.