Sentence examples for which were conditioned from inspiring English sources
And a recent article in the Web publication LiveScience noted that "The Web's unpredictable payoffs train people much in the same way Ivan Pavlov trained dogs, which were conditioned in the 19th century to salivate when they heard a bell they associated with food.
Here, content uniformity and Weibull dissolution time constants were used as inputs to the design spaces, which were conditioned on quantitative estimates of inefficacy and toxicity.
Once the correct functioning of the cardiomyocyte-specific vectors was verified, these vectors were tested in ADSCs, which were conditioned to differentiate into cardiomyocytes.
Many family members of victims of Sept. 11 are loath to sign up for the federal Victims Compensation Fund, which is conditioned on a promise not to sue in the future.
Uno Restaurant's board has appointed a special committee to review the proposal, which is conditioned on the receipt of financing and on ownership of at least 90percentt of Uno's outstanding shares after the tender offer.
In radio interviews speakers tend to speak much faster, which is conditioned by the determined time for the conversation.
The concept embodies an artificial neural network which is conditioned to recognise patterns known to be related to faults.
Optimum safe design intensity corresponding to different acceptable mortality levels sometimes is different from optimum economic intensity, which is conditioned on minimum economic losses only.
However, the details of the evolution, which are conditioned by the complex interplay of solar radiation pressure and geopotential plus luni-solar resonances, depend on the initial conditions.
To obtain valid confidence intervals (CIs), we used a bootstrap procedure (Efron and Tibshirani 1993), which was conditioned on the total number of admissions (n) in the study.
Finally, they standardize iHS by subtracting the expectation and dividing by the standard deviation, which are conditioned on the frequency of the derived allele.
