The quality of this collaboration is notably conditioned by factors that encourage this relation (Alexander 1993).
"NSF decisions about priorities for restart are conditioned by factors such as continuity of long-term data sets, time-criticality of observations or studies, impacts on young or early career investigators, and international or interagency partnerships.
However, others [15 19] show that the institutional space for these initiatives results not only from local political and public attention to climate change and energy transition but are also conditioned by factors at the macro- and meso-levels.
Accordingly, the results of a study regarding a representative sample of Spanish GPs indicated that one out of every three considered their decisions to be conditioned by factors other than their knowledge and judgment [ 30].
We performed the test on CMV isolates with 80% of cytopathic effect to standardise the method and ensure enough viral DNA so that PCR amplification would not be conditioned by this factor.
Instead, a multitude of genes are likely to be involved – with their effect, crucially, conditioned by environmental factors.
The differences, in part, are the product of separate culture evolution, conditioned by ecological factors.
The in vitro penetrability of porcine oocytes is conditioned by several factors, some of which remain unclear.
Because the emergence of national consciousness and the creation of nation-states were conditioned by local factors, each nation evolved in an individual way.
Dr. Danuta Mirka (Northwestern University) - "Harmonic Schemata and Hypermeter" In addition to Metrical Preference Rules (MPRs), perception of hypermeter is conditioned by other factors not involved in perception of meter proper.
That is, the selection process is conditioned by several factors such as the firm's technological and organisational capabilities and its strategy.
