For incentive reasons, at least part of a professional's income will often be contingent on performance, even if the professional is not an owner of the firm.
Flight performance was contingent on whether parents were present after hatching: individuals' flight performance was poorer if they developed without parents (Fig. 7).
Consider "what if" scenarios; if one aspect of a settlement is contingent on some other event, understand what happens if the contingent event does not occur.
That said, it's pretty clear that the success of the bulb is contingent on its cost and if consumers can be convinced of its longterm benefits.
In the end, trusting computer algorithms to semiautomate abstract screening in routine settings is contingent on their empirical performance: if there are consistently acceptable empirical results, this criticism is less important.
He told the jurors that membership in the mob is contingent on a willingness to kill if asked.
This proposal has yet to be released, but the Tea Leaves suggest it will include probation for the 11 million, enabling them to work legally, contingent on getting E-Verify running (if it isn't after five years, those on probation would revert to illegal status).
This analysis is furthermore contingent on the fact that most if not all PLHIV using NHS services during the study, were diagnosed and reported to the HPA.
That is, the incidence of repeated evolution should, in general, increase with the phylogenetic separation of taxa if not contingent on past evolutionary events.
The good vibrations of "Remember the Titans" are so contingent on the team's winning that one trembles to imagine what would happen if the Titans lost.
If funding were contingent on this, there would be no question – everyone would do it.
