Sentence examples for provided that it explains from inspiring English sources

It would also give the Fed the flexibility to stop following its policy rule, provided that it explains this decision to Congress.

A comment field is also provided that explains why the compound was included in the dataset, based on quotes from the reference publication or the database it was extracted from.

A coherent model is provided that explains all experimental observations by the intended binding of the CuII2 complex to two neighboring phosphates of the DNA backbone and the formation of intra- or interstrand interactions by π π interactions of the outward oriented and freely exposed naphthalene rings.

Details about the identities of the assailant and their victim are never revealed, and no context is provided that might explain what happens in the video.

For unmapped reads, special categories were provided that explained why the reads were not mapped back to the reference genome.

"Everyone agrees that [having] children in families is better than children in residential care, … but right now there is no system to provide that," Spencer explains.

A description of parameters such as failure rate, mean time between failures (MTBF) and mean time down (MDT) is given and model is provided that explains the failure rate.

There is one exception to the code-sharing rule: You may adapt code from the COS 426 course materials provided that you explain what code you use, and cite its source in your writeup file.

There is one exception to the code-sharing rule: You may adapt code from the COS 429 course materials provided that you explain what code you use, and cite its source in your writeup file.

In a statement the next day provided to TechCrunch, it explained that China requires all VPN developers to have a license issued by the government, and they've been required to remove some VPN apps in China that don't meet the new regulations.

On Wednesday, the company said it was no longer going to provide that data, explaining that it was "no longer a meaningful metric".