Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
Results showed that U-values were higher when reinforcement was contingent on increased variability, indicating the effectiveness of higher lag values on response variability.
This will allow us to investigate, within naturalistic contexts, how the relative role that low-level visual cues and content (e.g. face/non-face) play in guiding gaze allocation varies (a) over developmental time, (b) between individuals and (c) contingent on short-term variability in other factors such as arousal (cf. de Barbaro, Chiba & Deak, 2011; Frank, Amso & Johnson, 2014).
Agricultural land cover declined by more than 2% overall, with variability contingent on the differential characteristics of regional human environment systems.
Fluxes during this period exhibited extreme spatial variability and were contingent on upwind landscape characteristics and surficial soil properties, with maximum fluxes recorded in settings downwind of treated areas with long treatment length and unstable fine sand.
Influences on variability.
As such, the impact of forest management activities (e.g., use of forested buffers; building of new roads) on the variability in SSY was primarily contingent on catchment lithology.
Another problem pertains to the inherent variability of HRs, which is notoriously contingent on the type of experiment, brain region monitored, and human phenotype.
If variability decreases for the relevant interval but not the irrelevant one no matter which the reward was contingent on, then that would, to me at least, be a far more compelling result.
It is contingent on the percentage".
Community member compensation was not contingent on performance, but undergraduate compensation was partially contingent on performance.
