Sentence examples for has preconditioned from inspiring English sources

It may be that regular exposure of the backreef and nearshore S. siderea colonies to higher maximum seawater temperatures, as well as to more variable temperatures (diurnal, seasonal, and year-to-year) [28], has preconditioned these corals to be more resistant and/or resilient than their forereef counterparts to thermal stress associated with global warming.

Importantly, the reconstructed tectonic uplift phases (before 0.9 Ma and at ~0.5 Ma) would also have affected the gas hydrate stability zone and may therefore have preconditioned the slopes, making them more prone to submarine landsliding.

Similarly, frequent, mild hypoglycaemia such as that experienced by participants in the intensive glycaemia control arm may have preconditioned the myocardium, similar to the process seen experimentally in the brain, 21 and provided protection against the effects of severe hypoglycaemia.

The method has preconditions as follows.

Beijing has preconditions: Abe has to make it clear he will not visit Yasukuni again as prime minister, and Tokyo must admit the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands are disputed.

"I don't have preconditions that I would impose.

Broomco said in a statement that it had bid 1,030 pence a share for McCarthy & Stone on Sunday, though it said the approach had preconditions attached while it continued to look through its books.

"We do not have preconditions for political discussions because we must engage in finding solutions... to ensure the legitimacy of the process, its fairness and the acceptance of its results".

But all three have preconditions.See article: Colombia dreams of peaceIn Ecuador, Jamil Mahuad, mayor of Quito, seemed to have won the second-round vote for the presidency, but only just.

Services are activities that the robot can perform, which have preconditions and effects.

They have preconditions.