A time-contingent progression will be used to integrate exercises with increasing complexity.
To ask whether the valproate-induced changes were contingent upon progression from 8-cell to morula, we treated a group of 8-cell embryos for just 2 h with 1 mM VPA.
Only LDL-CIC, but not any other lipid parameter, was contingent with the progression of early carotid atherosclerosis (P = 0.042) and also had the highest levels of relative risk and odds ratio [ 59].
The British scholars Geoff Eley and David Blackbourn, in their 1984 book "The Peculiarities of German History," questioned the "tyranny of hindsight"—the lordly perspective that reduces a complex, contingent sequence of events to an irreversible progression.
In Zortman et al. (2016), progression through the reentry program was contingent on finding employment whilst obtainment of housing and increasing independence were seen as markers of reentry success.
The practice of embedding the presumption of a medication-related issue in an account solicitation exempts the staff member from the practical problem illustrated in the previous sections, because the progression of the activity is not made contingent on the client's participation in and commitment to an articulation of the medication-related issue.
The model was designed to examine contingent data, i.e. where availability of information on a second variable (progression) is dependent on the response to an earlier variable (initiation).
Additional refinement of genetic models will then be contingent upon further characterization of the specific molecular defects that underpin the initiation and progression of specific vascular neoplasias.
This hypothesis is contingent on our findings that BML regression, which is typical of larger baseline BMLs, was associated with JSN progression.
Romney's recent remarks seem to connect the notion of American progression to the diligence of neo-conservative Republicans who are grossly over-represented by a mostly white and male contingent of leaders.
