Sentence examples for Contingent on availability from inspiring English sources

(at some point during the 5 and 6th year) an additional 2-4 semesters, contingent on availability of funds from the School and demand for TFs.

Loan assistance awards in excess of the amounts outlined below are contingent on availability of funding and will vary from year to year depending on the size and composition of the applicant pool.

Combined students receiving their stipends from Anthropology are expected to serve as Teaching Fellows (TFs) during their 3rd and 4th years of study and may also be TFs in the 6th year of study, contingent on availability of funds from the School and demand for TFs.

The success of cybercrime is contingent on availability of such (spam) botnets.

The RNA samples used for validation were from the original microarray samples contingent on availability (n = 3 4 per genotype).

Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".

Contingent on the availability of funding, fellows can complete the one year Master of Management in Clinical Informatics offered through the School of Medicine, which equips graduates with the informatics skills to serve in key managerial and executive positions.

Amount of stipend is contingent on fund availability and the number of students.

The utility of the combined approach is contingent on the availability of hydrologic and chemical monitoring data for calibrating groundwater and LR models.

But it is thought that the contracts will be contingent on full availability for all three seasons, something that would not tie in with the potential demands of England cricket.

Microcosms were prepared with a minimum of three replicates by adding 13C-labeled hemicellulose, cellulose or lignin to soil from as many of the five regions as possible contingent on the availability of substrate (Fig. 1a).