Sentence examples for handle contingency from inspiring English sources

Exact logistic test (PROC LOGISTIC; SAS Institute 2002), which can handle contingency tables with zero cells (Stokes et al. 2000), was used to investigate the effect of two categorical independent variables, the OSR treatment (male-biased or female-biased) and the presence of partition (present or absent), on the presence of female resistance.

The greater your situational awareness, the better your ability to handle contingencies and adapt to change.

Several officers involved said Adm. William J. Fallon, the head of Central Command, had joined in that effort because he was worried about having enough forces in reserve to handle contingencies elsewhere, presumably including any future confrontation with Iran.

The answer is that the Decision must be considered in context; an evaluation exercise has yet to take place and thus there are bound to be unanswered questions, and the Council can make use of existing procedures to handle contingencies as they arise.

The proposed approach is very effective in handling contingencies lying on the boundary between two severity classes.

CPR implements a standard approach to handling contingencies such as missing data (i.e. incomplete sequences) and the nucleotide ambiguities common in HIV-1 sequence data obtained through population sequencing of viral RNA.

I never took a business school class that taught me how to handle that contingency.

Some utilities are reluctant to let customers know they do not have enough power on hand to handle every contingency, preferring to sell as much power as possible and pass along occasionally extraordinary prices.

So while Mr. Thompson insists the government "can handle any contingency right now," there is no way to know if the response would have been adequate during an actual bioterrorism attack, according to one expert closely involved in the government's antiterror planning who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Despite Mr. Thompson's public pronouncements on Sept. 30 that the government "can handle any contingency right now," interviews with nearly a dozen administration officials, scientists and bioterrorism experts make clear that in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, both the health secretary and the White House privately were acutely aware of the nation's vulnerabilities.

Currently, no Constitutional or statutory mechanism has been established to handle this contingency.