But the plans are contingent on one factor: the water must still be there.
In general, the rate of mutation that a gene undergoes is contingent on a number of factors including; protein structure, presence of gene duplicates, location in the genome, effective population size, germ line generation time, and composition of the sequence (for review see [ 3]).
EDF Energy said it expected the two power stations to be back in service between the end of October and the end of December but that would be contingent on a range of factors.
The results of the analysis suggest that socio-economic wellbeing in these towns is highly variable, and contingent on a range of factors including the nature of the particular commodity, company structure, and location.
The optimal choice between the two approaches will differ between settings contingent on a range of factors including the space time distribution of the data and prediction points, and the relative magnitudes of spatial and temporal autocorrelation.
There are also workflows which are subject to periodic patterns or events which flow unevenly and discontinuously and are highly contingent on a number of factors including staff availability or hospital routines and practices [ 76].
The feasibility of the project is contingent on a number of factors including paramedic referral of eligible participants, participants' willingness to enrol into the study, GPs to provide necessary referrals and participant adherence to the intervention recommendations.
However, it should be noted that the satisfaction item had a reasonably high loading across all three dimensions, and the results of discrete choice experiments do suggest that any global focus on access needs to take into account the fact that the value of access is contingent on a number of factors, including patient characteristics and the type of problem being presented [ 9- 12].
Accordingly, both capabilities and aspirations are contingent on a range of individual factors, such as skills, and contextual factors, such as access to educational system and labour markets (see Van Tubergen et al., 2004).
The performance of an aid agency is in turn contingent on a complex interaction of factors that include organizational culture, personnel competencies, leadership behaviors and management system'.
That said, these protective effects will invariably be contingent on a positive balance of risk versus protective factors for children's development that are present during foster care.
