Sentence examples for defining condition from inspiring English sources

Old age is for Coetzee what nausea was for Sartre: our defining condition, the necessary horror that grants us access to a moral existence.

On the other hand, in 2008, Suzuki [1] introduced a new class of mappings which is larger than the class of nonexpansive mappings and named the defining condition condition (C) and utilized them to prove some existence and convergence fixed point theorems.

Meta-regressions were adjusted for age, health setting, country, method for defining condition and format of the SF survey.

This sort of problem can be addressed by defining condition C as "acutely fatal cases" and condition X as "long-term survivors".

Crisis is certainly the defining condition for the narrator of Cockroach.

In modernist poetry, what we frequently get instead is "anti-pathos", which rejects appeals to origins and insists on dissonance, not harmony, as the defining condition of art.

But in one respect the conditional sanction theory is in worse shape than is imperativalism, for it has no principled way to fix on the delict as the duty-defining condition of the sanction -- that is but one of a large number of relevant antecedent conditions, including the legal capacity of the offender, the jurisdiction of the judge, the constitutionality of the offense, and so forth.

Although cervical cancer is an AIDS-defining condition, infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may only modestly increase the risk of cervical cancer.

For all teachers identified, the following data were transcribed onto a structured form: Site-specific registration number; sex; date, age and WHO clinical stage at ART initiation; pulmonary or extra-pulmonary TB, Kaposi's sarcoma as a stage-defining condition; date and type of follow-up outcome.

Moreover, in another study done also in Uganda, patients who developed an AIDS-defining condition according to the WHO clinical staging system within 12 weeks pre or post ART initiation, took longer to achieve an increase in CD4 count of 50 cells/mm3 [42].

The objectives of the study were (i) to determine the kinetics of HIV-1 subtype C disease progression (ii) to estimate the rate of CD4+ cell decline, and (iii) to analyze the time to first HIV-associated or AIDS-defining condition or death in persons with initial CD4+ cell count ≥400/mm3.