Sentence examples for formulated if from inspiring English sources

The most fundamental and encompassing space-time symmetry can be formulated if we consider both changes in space or time as well as a change in spin by a quantum unit of 1/2.

7 March Malaysia's transport minister, Liow Tiong Lai, says data will be re-examined and a new plan formulated if the plane is not found by the end of May. 8 March Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation is due to publish an interim report on the incident to mark the first anniversary of the disaster.

Trinitarians sometimes argue that a social concept of ultimate reality can be formulated if God is necessarily related to the divine self.

Thus, the rotation invariant statistics can be formulated if we assign the same index to (P_{varphi }^{WLTP}) regardless of the different rotations designated by φ.

However, there are many inappropriate design solutions that could be formulated, if individuals supervising these jobs do not pay careful attention to the intricate interactions between the rock, the injected acid, and the in situ fluids.

It can only be formulated if both clinician and patient are willing to cooperate in this process (CCP), or when the patient desires to formulate it with his or her advocate (PACP).

Rule-consequentialism is more plausible if formulated in some ways than it is if formulated in other ways.

Practice nurses from intervention practices (1) visit older people at home for a comprehensive assessment of their health and well-being; (2) discuss results with the GP; (3) formulate – if required – a care and treatment plan together with the patient; (4) refer patient to care and/or well-being facilities; and (5) monitor and coordinate care and follow-up.

Finally, if we consider the good tolerability profile of berberine, especially if formulated in such a manner as to bypass the problem arising from the presence of P-gp in the enterocytes, 13, 22 it may be considered a valid opportunity to obtain the best lipidic control in statin-intolerant patients, in particular when they are also affected by diabetes.

Armstrong formulates the objection in terms of object swapping, but, as Ehring has pointed out (2011: 79), the objection is strengthened if formulated in terms of position.

Finally, the discrete time version of dissipative quantum computing is shown to be more efficient if formulated in the language of OQWs.