Sentence examples for introducing a contingent from inspiring English sources

It is a drawback if trying to analyze evolutionary or biogeographic patterns, by introducing a contingent factor related to the time of trapping for each sample (e.g. [23]).

To address this issue and preclude that possibility, in the 111th Congress John Linder introduced a contingent sunset provision in H.R. 25.

We argued that a preferable way of funding postgraduate study is to introduce an income contingent loans system, financed through increased borrowing and recouped in the long term through higher earnings and growth.

Prosecutors accused Mr. Smith, 51, of introducing a bogus tax shelter called C.D.S., for contingent deferred swap, to the Ernst & Young defendants through his company, Private Capital Management Group.

Introducing NIPT as a contingent test or in first line is expected to reduce the number of procedure-related miscarriages.

"It introduces a variable that is highly contingent on luck and fortuity to drive sentences," he said, and it may steer the courts away from "considered assessments" of blame and punishment.

Chen and Jahn [2] introduced a notion of a generalized contingent epiderivative of a set-valued map and obtained a unified necessary and sufficient conditions for a set-valued optimization problem.

Another objection is that rather than explaining the contingent cosmos, the cosmological argument introduces a mysterious entity of which we can make very little philosophical or scientific sense.

Motivated by the work reported in [22, 24, 26 31, 33], we introduce a new second-order derivative called second-order composed contingent epiderivative for set-valued maps and obtain some of its properties.

Easton and Moodie (1999) introduced a technique that simultaneously optimized pricing and lead-time decisions under the contingent orders.

We introduce a new criteria to minimize the cost with high accuracy of product description, contingent upon a class of fractional differential equations.