Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
More recent work in this area has tried to integrate positivistic and humanistic paradigms by recognising the complex, multifaceted and sometimes 'messy' nature of evidence and its application as an evolving body of facts, value judgements, experiences, and interpretations, which are contingent on time and context [ 9, 11, 12].
Some aspects cannot be easily mapped, such as specific forms of knowledge and interpretation, the processuality of vulnerability and resilience, the dynamics of social processes, the context of origin, the establishment of contingent interpretations, and so on.
Recent advances in developmental genetics methods for the lamprey and hagfish have advanced the reconstruction of several aspects of vertebrate evolution, although the interpretation of many of these findings is contingent on an understanding of genome structure, gene content and the history of gene and genome duplication events, areas that remain largely unresolved1.
Amgen sponsored the study design and the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data but the publication of the paper was not contingent on sponsor's approval or censorship.
It is contingent on the percentage".
(contingent on satisfaction of all M.Phil. requirements).
Hope is not contingent on any outcome".
Our membership was contingent on good behavior.
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Participation will be contingent on specific circumstances.
