Sentence examples for means condition from inspiring English sources

Acute symptomatic etiology of seizure means condition with acute cerebral insult with seizures.

Note that "|" means condition on, so the statement is read as the results of the Neyer and Asendorpf (2001) data condition on an uninformative prior.

That's means conditions improved, but at the lowest rate since May this year.

The outlook revision means conditions are present that may lead to downgrades, not that downgrades are imminent.

And that it all happened on a northeast-facing mountainside, normally the coldest, wettest and last to lose its snow, means conditions on southern slopes are probably worse.

That means conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), to which military men and women are particularly prone, often get dangerous before they are caught.

However, a compromised immune system means conditions like ringworm and fungal infections can more easily get a grip.

Fire officials say the drought and recent freezes mean conditions for igniting fires are worse than in 1998, when 500,000 acres burned across the state.

Or it might mean conditions in the basin were unusual, and animals living there were forced to adapt to them or become extinct.

The court heard leaf mulch on the line meant conditions between the steel rails and train wheels were much like "oil on a non-stick frying pan".

But the advent of 3D worlds and the march of gaming tech meant conditions were ripe for experimentation.