The phrase "level of contingency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an element of a plan or decision that is dependent on certain conditions or circumstances. For example: "We must take into account the level of contingency for each decision that we make."
Fisher's exact test was used to calculate the significance levels of contingency tables for differences of Heparanse expression regarding UICC stage, lymph node metastasis, distant metastasis or grading.
In all implementations of the model, a high level of historical contingency was observed for intermediate values of the mutation parameter μ.
Even when the programmed contingency is set to zero, as in our experiment, participants may end up exposing themselves to slightly different levels of actual contingency (Hannah, Allan, & Siegel, 2007).
In a statement today, the Army said the reliance on Guard units would "mitigate the effects of high operational tempo and better sustain the Army's overall level of readiness for contingency operations," that is, other operations or conflicts.
The proposed approach uses radial basis function (RBF) networks to estimate the voltage stability level of the system under contingency state.
Lower sales volume was mainly impacted by a decline in sales-to-wholesalers in the U.S., which declined by 6% due to a tough comparable resulting from a rise in wholesaler inventory levels in Q1 2014, as part of contingency planning ahead of labor negotiations.
2. (S) In a meeting with DCM on December 17, Komorowski expressed satisfaction with the level of cooperation with other NATO contingency planners on EAGLE GUARDIAN.
The genome sequences revealed relatively little variation in gene content (macrodiversity; Figure 6; Additional File 2: Table S5) but a high level of polymorphism within shared genes, contingency genes and intergenic regions.
The perennial emergence of new pests and diseases is another strong call for updating of contingency plans at national and regional level.
