The relevant condition on definition in this case is that of explanation; the proposed explanation does not consistently have the feature it is supposed to explain.
In-vivo ovine models of neuropathic pain and moderate SC injury are being implemented for pre-clinical evaluations of this device, to be carried out via gait analysis before and after induction of the relevant condition.
A problem of the REGIME method is the lack of the relevant condition of independence from irrelevant alternatives: an irrelevant alternative can change the rank of the relevant ones.
For example, as long as the arguments satisfy the relevant condition ξ,[20] each +i is idempotent, commutative, and associative, and well-behaved with respect to parthood: (Note that (47) would warrant defining 'P' in terms of '+i', treated as a primitive.
For example, as long as the arguments satisfy the relevant condition ξ, × is idempotent, commutative, and associative, and it interacts with each +i in conformity with the usual distribution laws: Now, obviously (P.13ξ) does not qualify as a composition principle in the main sense that we have been considering here, i.e., as a principle that yields a whole out of suitably ξ-related parts.
By subtracting the null event from the relevant condition, one assumes that the brain area, i.e. activated voxels, exhibit no activation for the null event so that the remaining BOLD signal is solely due to the experimental manipulation.
The operation energy for trains can be saved by making alteration to the relevant conditions.
However, it is not clear what the relevant conditions are for the half-lives to be compared with persistence criteria.
To understand the relevant sense of possibility, we therefore need to identify the relevant conditions under which, according to the argument, there would be motivation.
This is because Kaplan and Hill expect the relevant conditions acting on human prey choice to mirror very closely those acting on non-human animals.
These criteria were based on OECD methods for testing [40] under the relevant conditions (OECD Methods 305, 308, 309, and 315).
