Sentence examples for if one postulates from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if one postulates an MIC of 8 mg/l, which was associated with treatment failures in patients with bacteremia due to Gram negative pathogens [ 6], then close to 50% of the patients would have had an inappropriate coverage (T>MIC > 50%).

If one postulates that the DiG and Col-0 interactions with A. brassicicola differ merely in the extent of sensitivity of the plant to the pathogen, the transcriptional profiles should be very similar in the two interactions.

If one postulates that all probe-specific parameters are not the same, but follow an additive probe model, then general model (1) under modeling assumption that β ji = β j, with probe-specific values (τ j 1, τ j 2,..., τ jN ) may be written as in which estimating β j is of primary interest.

The phylogenetic relationships observed among A and C domains in both lineages are consistent with this proposed tandem duplication history if one postulates the loss of module 5 and 6 A domains from both lineages and the additional loss of the complete module 2 (A-T-C) from the SidC lineage (Figs. 6Aiii v and 6Biii v with losses shown in red, Figs. 4A, B).

This framework is the best for this study since it postulates that health can change if — and only if — one or more of the determinants change.

Einstein points to Louis de Broglie's pilot wave investigations as a possible direction to pursue if one is looking for an account of individual processes that avoids a "contradiction with the postulate of relativity".

Finally, it is worth noting that if one assumed the existence of a "null item" that is part of everything, corresponding to the postulate then such an entity would perforce be an atom.

"Imagine if one were God.

But what if one did?

But what if one had?

Thus if one can show that certain concrete objects can perform the theoretical roles usually associated with abstract objects, one should refrain from postulating abstract objects.