Further, different mutations in the same gene can have a different spectrum of pleiotropic effects [ 28, 71], and the mutational effects on any one trait can be contingent on genetic background and the environment [ 28, 33, 72].
Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
Ranging through philosophy, history, belles lettres and biography, one's responses and choices are much more personal, even capricious, and more contingent on education, background, experience and – yes – sheer prejudice.
Employment is contingent on two references, a background check, and an interview process.
An offer of employment is contingent on a satisfactory pre-employment background check.
Several black-owned applicants for licenses were not among the 15 that were granted early approval to grow marijuana for medical use, contingent on those companies passing intensive background checks and facility inspections.
However, the magnitude of this effect was contingent on an interaction with the nuclear background (F4,8.99 = 11.9, P = 0.001), with BRO being particularly poorly performing when expressed alongside DAH (Fig. 1A, Table S1).
One mechanism to ensure access for background data collection is to make gas well permits contingent on temporary site access for ambient air and water monitoring before, during, and after drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
It is contingent on the percentage".
