Sentence examples for mainly contingent from inspiring English sources

The potential impact associated with volcanic ash from Antarctic eruptions is mainly contingent on volcano location and eruption column height (h).

Moreover, differences in limestone affinity for the studied metals (i.e., Pb2+, Cd2+, Cu2+ and Zn2+) are mainly contingent upon those metals physico-chemical properties including electronegativity, ionic radius, hydrated radius, hydrolysis constant among others (Apiratikul and Pavasant 2006; Appel et al. 2008).

Sorkin entertained offers to continue the show on other television channels but declined all the offers as they were mainly contingent on his involvement which would have been a difficult prospect given that he was simultaneously writing The West Wing at that point.

It is possible that Support from Superiors is mainly contingent on other factors, not addressed in this study.

A small contingent – mainly Tory backbenchers Nick Boles, Nicky Morgan and Oliver Letwin – who have put together a bill with a novel solution to ending the Brexit deadlock if May's plan is voted down.

And mainly they're contingent.

The latter conditions are mainly externally set and contingent.

The American contingent consists mainly of Edward Everett Horton in a rare and moving dramatic performance as Sanders's best friend — an aristocrat aware of his impending demise — and the top-billed and unmistakably American Linda Darnell, bringing her smoldering gaze and pin-up physique to the pivotal role of Olga.

Meanwhile, inside the arena there is a strong contingent of, mainly young, Chinese fans making their presence felt.

So-called interactive paradigms mainly consist in non contingent social stimuli that do not allow true social interaction [7].

The solution was found thanks to the assistance of the socialist countries, which promptly provided a contingent of mainly Russian and Cuban doctors.