Examples of using Conditionally in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The pre-Nicene period conditionally takes the II-III century- the time of the spread of Christianity until the accession of the emperor Constantine;
Now, conditionally essential means that this amino acid could become an essential amino acid if it is depleted too quickly.
but only one conditionally average.
I propose to conditionally divide the entire range of recommendations on formal and content/substance.
a power of attorneycan be conditionally divided into several related institutions.
To identify the optimal point of purchase or sale, conditionally divide the flat trend zone by a horizontal line in the middle.
Here's my cancer variable and then there's two conditionally independent tests T1 and T2.
I want to devote the fifth review of the special project"Plot design" to the conditionally free planner My Garden Planner from the British gardening portal Shoot.
But it's written:“Three things were given conditionally: the land of Israel, the holy Temple,
we will love conditionally and with great fear of loss.
which logically only works conditionally.
that is, ina unique community, where the activity of conventionally useful suppresses the work of conditionally pathogenic ones.
they can be conditionally divided into local(located in a certain area)
Conditionally the city is divided into several quarters,
A microbe can exist there as a conditionally pathogenic microflora, that is, without causing a disease,
Of the 22 protein amino acids that we ingest, if all are said to be"conditionally essential", there are some 8 that are said to be"essential", and this, without condition.
It should be noted that if conditionally useful microflora gets into the small intestine,
Conditionally pathogenic flora, which doctors take into account only under the condition of high titers, is quite common.
In other words, rights are conditionally granted only to those who play the game
all gifts are given conditionally to some degree.