Sentence examples for quite conditional from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, while macrophages are 'plastic', it is apparent that such plasticity is quite conditional with some, but not all, properties being reversible and even leading to undesired functions.

Prior to conducting the experiment using Internet, a quite similar conditional setup is carried out as follows: Master LMS, placed in KU, having done setup for a particular course to be available and sharable using Master synchronizer console.

The objection is based on quite a few conditional claims.

As both SD and correlation are quite high, the conditional weight gain rule may perform better when using Dutch correlations of weights.

Even if Kelsen is quite wrong about this conditional nature of moral imperatives, he may be right about the law.

"Allowing students four or five weeks of conditional enrollment is quite a bold step," Mr. Graham said.

This was first done by the Ionian Greek Thales (about 600 bc), whose listing of mathematical propositions in this generalized form instead of as conditional sentences was quite naturally described later as the "discovery" of mathematical theorems.

(16) Using again state fidelity as a figure of merit for the closeness of the walker's position state to (vert {T} rangle_{p}), we find the results reported in Figure 5(b), which demonstrate the very high quality of the conditional state within quite a large range of lattice sizes.

We have already observed that the asymptotic test and the exact conditional tests give quite different results for both examples.

There appear to be quite general problems for giving a conditional analysis of dispositions and powers.

Results were quite similar using cforest to generate conditional inference trees (r = 0.91).