Sentence examples for a better contingent from inspiring English sources

Gaveston won, according to various accounts of the events, either by bringing too many knights to the field, or simply by having a better contingent.

More importantly, the NAc MSNs from IV yoked mice, which serves as a better non-contingent administration control for IV masters than mice receiving non-contingent IP injections, did not show any changes in RMP, Rin, depolarizing current necessary to evoke APs, and Thr of APs, which is different from the controls with non-contingent IP injections.

A better-­heeled contingent argued vociferously that compulsory vaccination violated its freedom.

The investigation of boundary conditions would not only answer the question as to whether the impact of employees' networking ability on their career success depends on organizational conditions, but also helps us to gain a better understanding of the contingent nature of the CES-later income relationship.

The design of novel CRC therapies is contingent on a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying the ability of deregulated RTKs to relay downstream signaling pathways that convey oncogenic properties in normal IECs.

"I was expecting a better turnout for the American car contingent," Ramin Salehkhou, a 44-year-old American-educated lawyer who started the Tehran branch of the club, wrote in an e-mail.

As a Mauritian British citizen who wants to see a better UK, I thought Griffin's contingent would welcome me with open arms when I tried to join the party last week – instead I (literally) got shoved out the door.

Identification of a more effective medical therapy for AIED is contingent on developing a better understanding of the mechanism(s) that cause this disorder.

It was difficult to tell which contingent was genuinely having a better time meeting the other: the executives or the fans.

I am not a proponent of sudden disengagement from Afghanistan, but we need to make our continued support of its dysfunctional government contingent upon them making a better effort.

The athletes on the infield crowded to the track's edge to get a better look, with one exception: the Soviet Union's contingent.