Sentence examples for the strongest conditional from inspiring English sources

The variant rs117619140 had the strongest association, and when it was included in the model, the SNP with the strongest conditional association among the remaining SNPs was rs558907 (p = 3.3 × 10−8).

Thus, so far, the strong conditional CIN phenotype is a unique feature of rho0 cells.

This gives support to the strong condition called conditional excluded middle.

Finally, the most common distributions on the simplex, such as the Dirichlet distribution, have strong conditional independence properties that do not allow for flexible covariance structures (Aitchison and Shen 1980).

It is particularly interesting that the Global Assessment of Function (GAF) emerged as one of the strongest precursors of conditional discharge, and dominated the logistic regression models.

The OA-FUNCTION-CAT item banks demonstrated very strong conditional reliability across the range of scores.

Stem cell research, for which strong conditional support stretches far across the increasingly false frontiers of the culture wars, is an ideal issue around which to construct new alliances of this kind.

Second, to ensure alliance solidarity and to further encourage Mr. Putin to cease his aggression, America should make a strong conditional offer that, once the Kremlin has fully implemented its Minsk commitments and Ukraine has complete control of the Donbass, the United States would pledge not to support Ukraine's membership in NATO.

The relation of BBS and CCT8L proteins with the CCT8 chaperonin subunit was confirmed with strong conditional probability support (0.99) by Bayesian tree construction.

The observations of Albrecht et al. (2011) and Carey and Buffalo (2007), which show a greater number of positive storms occurring in environments associated with stronger conditional instability and larger buoyancy in the mixed-phase region compared to negative storms, support this idea.

Stronger conditional systems can be obtained by adding appropriate constraints on the notion of belief revision (or supposition) used in the epistemic models.