Sentence examples for predicate status from inspiring English sources

I will introduce the secondary predicate status of the right-edge expression of a SGC in Section 2.

'Decision nodes' specify a predicate condition (e.g., log10H3K27me3 > 1).

Finally, socio-economic inequalities were found as having an influence on health care accessibility, with lower socioeconomic status predicating decreased access to the services.

The process of determination of the device parameters with a decision support system to be developed for this decision process can be completed with minimum error by predicating the instantaneous status of the patient.

And the Westminster model is predicated on equality of status for MPs.

But that status is predicated on the transfer of mortgages to the securitization when it was created.

Weakened by syphilis and alcohol, fed up with an increasingly Westernized Tahiti, he thought of returning to Europe until friends advised him that his growing reputation there as an artist was predicated on his mythic status as a self-exile to an island paradise.

Amoruso's current status is predicated on years of sweat and unglamorous labor.

Your dream doesn't need to be predicated on money or status -- being able to do what you enjoy and afford to go on the adventures you seek is all you need.

"Until now, relations were predicated very much on the status quo," he said, pointing to Turkey's previous foreign policy of open borders, trade and high-level exchanges such as joint cabinet meetings with neighboring countries.

And while Davidson does emphasize the normative status of mental predicates, he also recognizes, as we have already noted (3.2 and 4.2), a normative component to the physical realm, in constitutive a priori principles.