Sentence examples for non condition from inspiring English sources
'non condition' is an acceptable and correct phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the lack of a condition or the opposite of a condition. For example, you might say, "He works without any non conditions."
We present evidence that antigen instability is not a sine qua non condition for immunogenicity.
Bumuntu stands as the goal of human existence and as the sine qua non condition for genuine governance and genuine religiosity.
The Luba belief system includes the belief in the existence of a Universal Creator (Shakapanga), the afterlife, the communion between the living and the dead, and the observance of ethical conduct as a sine qua non condition for being welcomed in the village of the ancestors after death.
When it comes to passion it's undeniable that Bezos thinks Amazon needs to have it as a sine qua non condition of success.
The sine qua non condition for the development of innovative companies and the success of the Strategy for Responsible Development are predictability of the legal system and the guarantee of judicial independence.
The increasing specialization which accompanied it, even if it is the sine qua non condition of progress, threatens the cohesion of society.
But the other sine-qua-non condition is that you can't continue to grow greenhouse gases, because that kills the possibility of growth.
Even so, I cannot begin to imagine what sort of person puts a bet on the mysteries of a stranger's uterus, although I can imagine all sorts of tasteless variables relating to the royal condition (or non-condition) I could bet on.
The CS continues to demonstrate validity as a non-condition-specific, population-based tool that addresses many of the limits of condition or diagnosis checklists, including the relatively low prevalence of many individual conditions and substantial within-diagnosis variations and across-diagnoses similarities in health service needs, functioning, and quality of care.
Aesthetic concepts are not alone in being non-condition-governed, as Sibley himself recognizes in comparing them with color concepts.
Whether or not it is distinctively difficult, erudite, sophisticated or non-condition-governed, aesthetic understanding is something over and above nonaesthetic understanding.
