(Harrods of London has seen sales to Chinese shoppers, its largest foreign contingent, increase by 50% a year since 2011).
Results showed that U-values were higher when reinforcement was contingent on increased variability, indicating the effectiveness of higher lag values on response variability.
The benefit of early HAART (within 30 days) is contingent on increased risk and severity of IRIS accompanied with higher re-hospitalization rate and longer TB treatment duration.
Although this does not mean that contingent fees decrease awards, it does call into question the idea that contingent fees increase them.
Then, layering on, concerts where a mostly male contingent, with increasing regularity, erupt into near rioting.
The behavioural graded activity programme is a time-contingent increase in activities from baseline towards pre-determined goals.
With the 350 newly announced personnel, the size of the U.S. contingent will have increased to 1,113.
Acute cocaine or AMPH exposure reduces DYN peptide levels in the DS [ 348] and increases DYN mRNA expression in the DS, but not the NAc, and has no effect on ENK mRNA in either region [ 349, 350].. Chronic cocaine or AMPH administration (either self-administered or "yoked" non-contingent delivery) increases DYN mRNA expression in the DS, but not the NAc [ 348, 351].
The Canadian Alliance won 25.5 percent of the national vote in 2000 and increased its contingent in the House of Commons to 66. Except for two seats won in Ontario, however, its parliamentary representation was again confined solely to the western provinces.
In line with contemporary developments in the United Kingdom and United States, the contemporary biomedical doctorate in Australia is increasingly characterised by tightly-regulated completion times (control), an emphasis on publishing during one's time as a student (task-contingent reward) and the increased competition for limited post-doctoral funding [ 7].
