Of course, as a contingent empirical fact, extensive arbitrary power often brings extensive interferences in train (slave masters and absolute monarchs just can't help meddling in their subjects' affairs, we might suppose), so it is understandable that our distaste for the former should influence our assessment of the latter.
As you know, eLife's policy is not to make offers of resubmission that would be contingent on the generation of extensive additional data: rather it makes a judgement on the paper "as is", allowing relatively rapid resubmission elsewhere if the paper is not taken forward.
This hints that hNCC may have the potential to add new, non-physiological progeny to the already extensive list of in vivo derivatives; an overlapping contingent of these genes is expressed by the fully pluripotent hES3 line (31).
Why was successful detection contingent upon the patient, or family member, being able to recall the extensive list of drugs?
However, an extensive literature demonstrates that the effects of psychoactive drugs are dependent on whether administration is contingent on behavior.
This is consistent with the extensive health economics literature suggesting values from the process utility benefits, using discrete choice experiments and contingent valuation [1, 2, 22, 23].
After extensive repairs, the ship was finally accepted as a troop transport in February 1776 and embarked a contingent of Hessian mercenaries bound for New York and Rhode Island.
The United States has provided extensive political and military support to the man charged with stitching Afghanistan back together, Hamid Karzai, and a contingent of perhaps 30 Western troops has stayed for days at his headquarters here.
The methodology appears to have extensive applicability to the Lesser Himalaya of Nepal, with the limitation that the model's performance is contingent on the availability of data from past landslides.
Workplace health is a related issue, and an extensive review of studies published as of the late 1990s identified a clear preponderance of findings that precarious or contingent work is associated with deteriorations in health and safety protections [ 60, 61] – an especially important observation in view of the worldwide growth in such employment [ 62].
