Sentence examples for partly contingent from inspiring English sources
This biogeomorphic ecosystem engineering phenomenon is at least partly contingent on the geological setting.
But that quality, as with all VoIP phones, is partly contingent on your Internet connection.
The relative effectiveness of the output tasks was partly contingent upon the type of vocabulary knowledge measured.
The starting salary, a low $180 a month, turned out to be partly contingent on meeting ambitious sales figures.
The contract extends through the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens and is partly contingent on the formation of a professional women's league, which is expected to begin play in 2001.
The sustainability of aid outcome which is critical to the current definition is somehow controversial, thus it is necessary to clarify issues around the sustainable and unsustainable aid (Crawford 2004) gave a brief clarification when it is stated that, 'the effectiveness of aid in fostering sustainable development is at least partly contingent on the performance of the implementing agency.
He partly exempted future contingents, or statements about unsure future events, from the law of excluded middle, holding that it is not (now) either true or false that there will be a naval battle tomorrow but that the complex proposition that either there will be a naval battle tomorrow or that there will not is (now) true.
This promiscuity, directed across the GPCR assays, partly reflected the large contingent of GPCR assays included in this screen but also suggests a potential for off-target effects.
This occurred partly because incentive payments were not contingent on accurate coding, although incentives did improve chart documentation in some medical studies[ 25].
Nonetheless, predicting the impacts of novel interactions is challenging, partly because many methods of inference are contingent on the current configuration of climatic variables and species distributions.
Weinstein also noted that there's a noticeable trans contingent in the mermaid community, partly because the tail makes them feel more connected to their bodies.
