This allows input of variation IDs, and is not contingent upon a gene annotation (i.e. intergenic regions are allowed).
The successful commercialization of alternative fuels for vehicles is contingent upon a number of factors, including vehicle cost and performance.
Such studies underlined the idea that social organisation and psychological development were not predetermined by biological inheritance but contingent upon a series of historical factors.
They, like Victora et al [ 13] found that success (or failure) of CHW interventions and the performance of CHWs is contingent upon a range of contextual factors.
In light of the physical properties and planning process of proton therapy, the potential clinical benefit derived from proton SABR is contingent upon a variety of patient-specific factors.
Use of a bioresource is contingent upon many factors, but the access and sharing policies certainly play a major role in facilitating or hindering use.
Alcohol use results in a considerable range of diseases, the occurrence of which is contingent upon three factors: lifetime cumulative volume consumed; patterns of drinking; and drinking contexts [ 4, 5].
However, return to fertility is variable in the postpartum period and is contingent upon numerous factors.
The degree and amount of transfer are contingent upon such factors as number of common elements or principles, stimulus and response similarity, amount of predifferentiation training, the variety of learning-to-learn experiences, part-to-whole relationships, differences in intertask complexity, use of mnemonic aids, and the extent of proactive or retroactive interference.
To say that something nonexistent is possible is to say both that its intrinsic properties are insufficient to determine that it exists and that it is contingent upon extrinsic factors that do not obtain.
And the platform's stars behave in ways that are contingent upon a camera.
