Conditions in sentence

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And certain crystals, like turquoise, don’t grow into any discernible geometric shape in most environmental conditions, even given adequate space.

Second, we're going far beyond nature's limited alphabet of just 20 amino acids to design new therapeutic candidates for conditions such as chronic pain, using an alphabet of thousands of amino acids.

And I'm going to show them to you now, because they came out of very specific conditions.

An Earth Witness site could also serve as a collection spot for all sorts of data about conditions around the planet picked up by environmental sensors that attach to your cell phone.

Well, Don Brownlee, my friend, and I finally got to the point where we got tired of turning on the TV and seeing the spaceships and seeing the aliens every night, and tried to write a counter-argument to it, and put out what does it really take for an Earth to be habitable, for a planet to be an Earth, to have a place where you could probably get not just life, but complexity, which requires a huge amount of evolution, and therefore constancy of conditions.

Whether you're navigating changing job conditions brought on by automation, shifting geopolitics in a more globalized world, or simply changing family dynamics and personal relationships.

Now, what would be really nice is if we had something like a space traffic map, like a Waze for space that I could look up and see what the current traffic conditions are in space, maybe even predict these.

But in individuals with other medical conditions– ranging from malnutrition and HIV to diabetes and pregnancy –the immune response may not be strong enough to destroy the intruder.

Evidence-based practices, protocols, procedures, medications, equipment and other items targeting these conditions.

I like to say I don't trust a lot of things in life, but I do trust titanium, I trust math and I trust finite element analysis, which is how you figure out whether or not things like this can survive these extraordinary pressures and conditions.

Change the dust cloud just a bit, and perhaps the conditions wouldn’t have been right for the formation of life on our planet.

The young planet had widespread volcanic activity and an atmosphere that created hostile conditions.

And we also needed to create a character that could hold up under, really, all conditions.

You set a couple of boundary conditions, like gravity, the surface tension, density, etc., and then you press "execute," and magically, the universe produces you a perfect ball lens.

And so you can compare what it looks like under today's conditions and under carbon dioxide conditions later in the century.

We looked at 18 rice lines in China and in Japan and grew them under conditions that you would expect later in the century.

And when you look at the results, the white bar is today's conditions, the red bar is conditions later in the century.

For almost every part of the world, species and varieties that fit the special conditions were found.

This game is played under conditions known to game theorists as common knowledge.

The first hurdle is that arthritis is actually a spectrum of over 100 different arthritic conditions.

All these conditions share symptoms of joint pain and inflammation, but the origin and severity of those symptoms vary widely.

Yet another condition, spondyloarthritis, has similarities to both of the conditions we’ve covered.

These arthritis-fighting behaviors can help us lead longer lives as we continue to research cures and treatments for the huge diversity of arthritic conditions.

Here was biology, with no intervention from me other than designing initial conditions for growth, efficiently producing a useful, sustainable material.

I can raise an animal under conditions that would be equivalent to raising a baby under a moderately loud ceiling fan, in the presence of continuous noise.

And in older age conditions like Parkinsonism, and in other acquired impairments like schizophrenia.

NB: That looks plausible under current conditions.

The more conditions there are, the less likely an event becomes.

So why do statements with more conditions sometimes seem more believable?

These land-use decisions created the hostile conditions that lead to problems like obesity, diabetes and asthma.

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