Sentence examples for fact conditioned from inspiring English sources

This fact conditioned the occurrence of loess as isolated patches in the West and thick continuous covers in the East, as well as the diversity of natural vegetation cover from deciduous forests and mixed coniferous forests, through forest-steppe to steppe zone.

Importantly, the latter two are, in fact, conditioned by the syntactic position of hai: the focus domain refers to the projection immediately c-commanded by hai, and the focus associates must be located within the focus domain (i.e., within the scope of hai).

An important part of genuine education is realizing that many of the things we think are natural and inevitable (and therefore should accept) are in fact conditioned (and therefore can be changed).

As a matter of fact, conditioned medium obtained from EPC cultures contains various proangiogenic growth factors and may therefore support the repair and re-endothelization of injured vessels and thus the regeneration of ischemic tissues [15] [17].

In fact, conditioned ECM is known to stimulate cell growth and accumulation of metabolites, such as anthocyanin production by strawberry suspension cells (Sakurai and Mori 1996).

In fact, conditioned soil removed from rhizotrons did not suppress B. tectorum and shoot to root mass ratios were not elevated as in competed trials.

In fact, conditions in Scranton are fairly hopeless: when it appeared, earlier this season, as if the branch might close, many of the employees were delighted.

"In fact, conditions in modern Ethiopia are similar to those in 1848 Chicago," says Eleni Gabre-Madhin, who is setting up the new exchange.

In fact, condition (H7) implies (H4).

In fact, condition (c) is not hard to satisfy.

In fact, condition (2.1) or (2.8) is much wider than condition (1.2) or (1.3).