Sentence examples for changed contingent from inspiring English sources

Identification of symptom profiles changed contingent on the intervention, and most probably on the information delivered during the three-day school programme.

One method for dealing with the problem of low precision in reported POG would be to use a variable velocity threshold that changed contingent on the reliability of the reported POG on a participant-by-participant basis (cf. Behrens, MacKeben, & Schroeder-Preikschat, 2010; Nyström & Holmqvist, 2010; Tole & Young, 1981; van der Lans et al., 2011; discussed in Holmqvist et al., 2011).

He has supported reducing benefits or raising costs for higher-income beneficiaries, but has made any broader benefit changes contingent on Republicans' agreeing to additional tax revenues from wealthy individuals and corporations.

Clinton must contend with the fact that the American political system is "conservative": not in the left-vs.-right sense but in the sense that it empowers the status quo by making change contingent on the agreement of three independently elected governments — the House, the Senate, and the Presidency.

Earlier this year, the climate change contingent got a boost when a European team determined that the Italian eruption, known as the Campanian Ignimbrite (CI), was two to three times larger than previous estimates.

These criteria are subject to changes contingent to authoritative guidelines.

One solution is to use eye-gaze control as the means by which the infant interacts with the training by using eyetrackers to design training stimuli that change contingent on where on the screen the infant was looking.

Importantly, it rules out the possibility that such changes are contingent on a general change in anxiety because none was observed in the adult social interaction or successive alleys tests.

Shortly after the American Colonization Society contingent arrived, they changed the name of the capital city, Christopolis, to Monrovia, after President James Monroe.

These same people alleged also that the very terms of the agreement and the contingent payment had changed, and they showed me a document signed by one of the members of three judge panel appointed by the West Virginia Supreme Court that appeared to show that.

Based on the results of the interviews and the heuristic evaluation, we changed the program's time contingent structure (i.e. fixed time periods) into a more flexible format.