Sentence examples similar to contingent chance from inspiring English sources

Does epistasis shape the evolutionary process and make the pathways and outcomes of evolution contingent on chance events?

The best explanation, in our view, relies on the effects of clonal interference and epistasis, which together give rise to the historically contingent form of chance.

But the one thing that can bridge that vast gap between two people - or seem to - is love, though it's always contingent, a matter of chance: "even in this nothingness I found you; / I was lucky in the timing of my birth".

Williams was among the England-based Welsh contingent who were denied the chance to be named among the trialists by the English Premiership clubs' governing body, Premier Rugby Limited (PRL).

The macrostructural opportunity theory of marital dissolution proposed by South et al. (2001) says that a person's decision to leave the current partner is contingent on his or her chance of meeting a new partner.

Participants will be given the chance to supplement time-contingent assessments with event-contingent assessments whenever they feel significantly distressed.

Specifically, section 225 of NY Penal Law states that "a person engages in gambling when he stakes or risks something of value upon the outcome of a contest of chance or a future contingent event not under his control or influence".

Because NY law defines gambling as staking or risking something of value "upon the outcome of a contest of chance or a future contingent event not under his control". DFS requires too much skill to be a contest of chance.

Invincea would receive $100 million with a chance to collect another $20 million contingent on meeting certain business goals.

Other documents called any chance of profit "remote" and contingent on earning a 240percentt return in a few months.

The area's active bicycling contingent also saw the redesign as a chance to add a pedestrian and bicycle path on the bridge's outer rim.