Sentence examples similar to contingent upon further evolution from inspiring English sources
His position was the strictly scientific one: Knowledge is always provisional and contingent upon further data.
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.
The generalisability of this finding is contingent upon further investigations of the contexts in which such studies take place, and the effects these settings may have on reporting behaviour.
The origin of metazoan development and differentiation was contingent upon the evolution of cell adhesion, communication and cooperation mechanisms.
On the other hand, the further evolution of a virus population in a host expressing virus genes may also be contingent upon the presence of genomic deletions in the viral genome.
The further evolution of biotech.
You make your offer fully contingent upon a further investigation of all the books and records of the business and your satisfaction with the information contained therein.
The long-term prospect of a management strategy under these conditions is entirely contingent upon a lack of resistance evolution.
Further development is contingent upon the renewal of the existing television series.
The mutations in the 6K1/CI proteolytic site were not observed in the wild-type virus, suggesting that this is an instance of adaptive evolution contingent upon deletion of NIb.
Previous studies of epistasis within a molecule have shown that interactions among mutations constrict the number of passable evolutionary trajectories through sequence space and make the outcomes of evolution contingent upon the prior occurrence of permissive mutations (Weinreich et al., 2006; Bridgham et al., 2009; Podgornaia and Laub, 2015).
