His position was the strictly scientific one: Knowledge is always provisional and contingent upon further data.
Such statistical interventions are typically situation specific and contingent upon the type and amount of data available.
Note that H P, i and M P, i are equivalent sources of data contingent upon the list of haplotypes, or distinct local clusters, for the chromosome segments at any tested position.
Approximately 7% (n = 408) of these women were tested more than once in the 6 months postpartum, although repeated testing was not found to be contingent upon the results of the first test (data not shown).
F.D.A. approval for late-stage cancer treatments is usually contingent upon data showing a drug extended, or improved the quality of, patients' lives.
This promise is contingent upon data entry mechanisms, which will not disrupt the flow of a busy practice [ 24].
The evaluation of algorithms using historical data provides valuable information about performance in routine surveillance applications, contingent upon the outbreak definitions used.
The roles of the PSC were to develop the protocol according to scientific principles, review progress, circumvent practical difficulties, ensure quality control, review the data, plan the analysis and formulate recommendations for future action contingent upon the findings.
Calculation of EARs is also contingent upon accurate HES data and ONS mid-year population estimates which are based on estimation of changes since the 2001 census.
Assigning these features as synapomorphies for Carcharodontosauridae is contingent upon the discovery of more complete crania referable to Neovenator and Tyrannotitan, as missing data for these taxa preclude the ability to unambiguously optimize these new characters.
Among those with data available from the EHR, identification of measured prepregnancy weight was contingent upon the timing of the clinical visit closest to last menstrual period (LMP).
