Instead, they reflect various and importantly different logical structures played out in discrete, historically contingent contexts.
The latter are also determined by contingent contexts (contingent features of the state space of the relevant system).
(iv) Overall, the conditions for achieving surface preservation in steep and tectonically active terrain are predictable but also quite varied and contingent on context.
Third, public preferences for using military are contingent upon context though many Americans adopt a standing preference (or posture) in favor of the use of military force.
Realistic evaluation is underpinned by several broad principles [ 50]; Stakeholder involvement and engagement, Mechanisms are contingent upon context.
However, our paradigmatic and theoretical assumptions posit that all accounts are coconstructed through interaction and contingent on context.
41 We will also identify factors that are contingent or context specific, and integrate these into the model where they suggest robust underlying mechanisms that shape the potential for supportive interventions.
In this sense, explanations of 'what works' are contingent on context and should focus on the underlying potential of staff and organisations that is, or can be, 'released' through improvement.
Unlike the Triple Helix or the New Economics of Science that advocates a certain type (integration or separation) of university industry relationship, we take a contingent or context-specific perspective on the relationship, having the context of developing countries in mind.
This study's results, if proven to be causal, suggest that such frameworks linking IPV and HIV may at a minimum be contingent on context-specific factors, such that these risk factors are not differentially distributed across women experiencing and not experiencing IPV.
