Sentence examples for provided that gaps from inspiring English sources

Provided that gaps are quite numerous, this result leads to the conclusion that the AT-rich region is a fast-evolving genomic region.

Since Na+ ions diffuse ∼7 times faster than H+ ions in the coupled syncytium, a large acid-induced rise of [Na+]i may extend beyond the acidified domain, provided that gap junctions remain open during acidosis, and Na+-coupled acid-extruders remain active.

It was found that the analytical results obtained for a particular set of system parameters are in excellent quantitative agreement with experiment, although the predicted type of instability is not always the same as that observed; the unsteady viscous effects tend to become reduced with diminishing annular gap width, provided that the gap is moderately small.

Therefore we ignore it provided that no gap is left medially (Fig. 3a, b); otherwise a cortico-cancellous graft is inserted.

Roughly speaking, marker m n +1 was chosen from the largest gap, provided that a marker in the gap had a high score.

Publishers have nevertheless said that we are happy to work with this "green" approach – in combination with viable publishing models such as funded ("gold") open access or subscription – provided that the time gap (the "embargo period") between first publication and availability in a repository does not fatally undermine revenue streams.

Relationships are viable provided that the effort gap between the two levels is tolerable.

This is partly true, provided that the anion gap is corrected for albumin [ 17, 18].

A semantics is then provided that bridges the gap between what is written and the mathematical definition of its computation.

It is expected to temporarily fill the gap, provided that the launch goes smoothly.

This measurement demonstrates that oscillations spread via preexisting network connections such as interneuronal connections, recurrent synapses, and gap junctions, provided that neighboring cells also receive sufficient inputs in the form of random synaptic noise.