Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
Recent empirical studies indicate that the subjective value of resources affects contests in a several taxa [ 4], with subjective RVs being contingent on prior experience of resource-poor environments [ 5– 7], investment in exploiting a resource [ 4, 5, 8] or experience of winning contests [ 9].
He has expanded on its core premise, a concept of musical awareness contingent on physical experience, in subsequent writings, for both an academic and a general readership.
In every situation, we observed priming of transformations as the outcome perceived in earlier trials tended to repeat in subsequent trials and this repetition was contingent on perceptual experience.
Thomas believes that the work artists are making in their studio practice is contingent on their experience, dialogue, and a discourse of their life interacted with their peers.
It is also hypothesized that English ability will be a positive predictor of SE gains, as the development of SE is contingent on positive experiences, and also cyclic, with positive experiences leading to greater SE which in turn leads to positive experiences.
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.
Botanical new drugs in the U.S. are entitled to a waiver for preclinical pharmacology/toxicology studies, including genotoxicity testing, in support of an initial clinical trial under IND, contingent on previous human experience.
(Informant 3) In this account, the doctor starts by describing her 'curiosity' when the patient missed appointments, a curiosity contingent on her long experience of looking after this patient and a keen sense of 'knowing' her.
This quality is contingent on the skills and experience of the program directors, teachers, classroom aides, home visitors, and other staff who deliver services to children and families.
