Sentence examples for systems only if from inspiring English sources

Using the data set from the experiment with twelve trials [27], we demonstrate, as in other domain applications, that combination is positive (better than or equal to the best of the two individual systems) only if the two systems, based on weighted mean using confidence radius, are relatively good (higher performance ratio) and they are diverse (higher cognitive diversity).

It is demonstrated that in the majority of the 72 cases of rank combinations and score combinations (12 × 2 × 3 = 72) (see Fig. 8a c), combination of two visual systems, based on weighted means M 2 or M 3, can outperform each of the individual systems only if they each perform relatively well (with higher performance ratio) and they are diverse (with high cognitive diversity).

"It's like unlocking a language that we're trying to understand — the language of planet formation". Kepler can detect planetary systems only if they're oriented edge-on to the telescope; otherwise, the instrument won't observe any star-dimming planetary transits.

We and others have previously shown that fluorescence is reconstituted in split fluorescent protein systems only if the fusion partners interact.

Allocation of scarce resources within drug treatment budgets is well defined: drugs may be paid for within provincial health care systems only if they are included within provincial drug benefit programs [ 32, 33].

Living within the lie can constitute the system only if it is universal.

A customer needs service from one server but can leave the system only if all down-stream servers are unoccupied.

Also, an opposing pair got to use its bidding system only if it dealt and opened immediately.

Mr. Obama has said he will support the deployment of the antimissile system only if the technology is proven to work.

Mr. Clinton made it clear that he would approve a system only if the administration could reach agreement with the Russians to amend the treaty, officials said.

But the law asked for a voluntary system, to be developed by the industry itself, directing the F.C.C. to come up with an alternative system only if the industry refused to develop one voluntarily.