Sentence examples for contingent effects from inspiring English sources

We will regress wine ratings on the number and presence of particular vocabulary items and will assess the contingent effects of wine type, price, and location.

This comparative approach allows the authors to discriminate between the contingent effects of a particular candidate or national culture and the universal operation of gender stereotyping.

Initial and longer-term change in unit-level turnover following leader succession: Contingent effects of outgoing and incoming leader characteristics, Organization Science.

To help assess the contingent effects of treatments across contexts, we propose a set of methodological and statistical approaches for entrepreneurship researchers.

Data on the product innovation and technological collaboration of 944 Chinese firms across five manufacturing sectors provide robust support for the contingent effects of technological collaboration on product innovation.

By contrast, some events are extrinsically good (bad) for a subject; they are good (bad) because of their contingent effects.

But the second nowadays often seems a contingent effect of other, less wholesome, objectives; while the third, I fear, is dwindling into insignificance.

Furthermore, we investigated the impact of simultaneously operating dual BM designs (i.e. novelty and efficiency) on firm performance and contingent effect of firm age on this relationship.

Al-Ghazâlî objects and says this world is the contingent effect of God's free will and His deliberate choice between alternative worlds.

Lately, also, the contingent effect of carbamylation on the pathogenetic process of RA has become of interest.

Steffensen, S.C. et al. Contingent and non-contingent effects of heroin on mu-opioid receptor-containing ventral tegmental area GABA neurons.