Sentence examples for intrinsic condition from inspiring English sources

Obviously this is a problem partly of my own making (greed) and the intrinsic condition of summer berries – they have a relatively short shelf-life.

What else but an intrinsic condition could explain the manner of Pakistan's landmark 24-run win at The Oval in 1954?

The first condition is an intrinsic condition ensuring better energy conversion efficiency between mechanical and electric energy for more piezoelectric material usage and the second one is an objective-dependent condition favoring a distinct void solid distribution over an intermediate material distribution for the same amount of piezoelectric material used.

Enolase 2 (ENO2) is induced by hypoxia, an intrinsic condition of tumors.

A necessary (intrinsic) condition for genotypes to be replicated is to have a 3′-dangling end on both strands.

Although intrinsic-extrinsic categorization was intended to separate and identify multiple contributors to the fall, this classification provides limited clinical help since older people who experience an extrinsic fall often have an underlying intrinsic condition that decreases their ability to compensate for the hazardous situation [ 7].

The project imagines the re-adaptation of social and economic rhythms to the intrinsic conditions of the Great Plains environment, cultivating a resilient landscape.

On the other hand, one must look for the intrinsic conditions whereby a body is or comes to be what it is understood to be, and to answer this question he proposed his hylomorphic doctrine.

The presence of nitrate, and considering nitrate as a second electron acceptor, produced significantly different results under intrinsic conditions for different scales of heterogeneity and sorption.

The kinetic parameters of all three relevant reactions, CO hydrogenation to C2+ hydrocarbons as well as CH4 and CO2 hydrogenation (mainly) to CH4, were derived at intrinsic conditions (dp = 150 μm).

The seismic activity in the central part of Kyushu Island remains stable and high, thus requiring several intrinsic conditions of stress and/or strength of the medium to explain the occurrence of earthquakes.