Sentence examples for qualification dependent from inspiring English sources

A 1 0 defeat by Romania away from home left qualification dependent upon other results, but a 1 1 draw between Bulgaria and Romania in the final group match saw Scotland squeeze through.

The level of model qualification is dependent on the question being addressed.

This game has therefore been introduced as "International Origin", with qualification for the Exiles dependent on a player having started their career in Australia or New Zealand.

Many aspects of society become risk averse and so become dependent on qualifications, citations and other forms, simply to act as a security mechanism.

The temporalized reading may be associated with diachronic determination, certainty, necessity and other time-dependent qualifications.

Jess Varnish and Katie Marchant have to finish two places in front of France to earn Olympic qualification; that, however, is largely dependent on how other teams perform.

For instance, a person can be eligible for fully-funded care regardless of whether they live in their own home, a residential or nursing home, and is not dependent on the qualification of staff providing care.

Pre and post training mean score in practice was not dependent on trainee's sex, qualification and service year (P > 0.05).

We only considered the difference between overqualification and the other options (proper match and under-qualification) and obtained a binary variable: the dependent variable in our model.

Different time-dependent variables are used for professional qualification according to the hierarchy level.

In effect, victory for England will ensure qualification though the mathematicians can tell us that this is dependent on West Indies beating Ireland in Mohali.