Sentence examples for states a condition from inspiring English sources

She believed Mason was experiencing what were known as fugue states, a condition she treated in her very first patient in 1940.

Such compounds, however, are generally found to be of mixed oxidation state; that is, they contain metal atoms in both the one and the three oxidation states, a condition symbolized as M+(M3+X4)−.

When the proponent of public reason states that political or moral rules must be publicly justifiably to be legitimate, she does not exert power or coercion over anyone, she merely states a condition that any purportedly legitimate exercises of power or coercion must meet to be legitimate.

While (iii) states a condition under which I buy Lambert a cello (presumably he first learns by using a borrowed one, or maybe he hires one), (iv) states a necessary condition of Lambert learning to play the instrument in the first place (there may be others too).

The same is not true when someone states a condition we can't even pronouce.

The first assumption states a condition that treatment assignment T i and response (Y1 i, Y0 i ) are conditionally independent, given X i ; the second one ensures a common support between the treatment and comparison groups.

It adds it is permissible to make the existence of an ethnic, religious or language link between the individual and the state a condition for citizenship.

He had analyzed the videos that Nailah had recorded, and they suggested to him that Jahi was in a minimally conscious state, a condition in which patients are partly or intermittently aware of themselves and their environment.

He told Mr. Mitchell that it was time for "new approaches and fresh ideas," and said the Palestinians must recognize Israel as a Jewish state, a condition Palestinian negotiators have long refused to meet.

The hypnotic attraction of sustained passages of spinning could draw the audience of Ms. Dean's early dances into an almost trancelike state, a condition reinforced by ritualistic repetitions of ensemble movement.

Bankruptcy is a sacred state, a condition beyond conditions, as theologians might say, and attempts to investigate it are necessarily obscene, like spiritualism.