More recently, Price made clear that his support for medical research is contingent on the country finding responsible ways to pay for it.
In EEG research, the contingent negative variation (CNV) is considered to be strongly related to interval timing (e.g., Macar & Vidal, 2004; Macar, Vidal, & Casini, 1999).
The choice of measure for use as a primary outcome in geriatric research is contingent upon the construct of interest and evidence for its psychometric properties.
However, as evidenced by the proliferation, revision and debates regarding codes and standards the 'ethical' frameworks currently regulating research are contingent cultural constructs: the product of particular time, place and competing interests [ 44, 53, 54].
In this way research design is contingent and emergent, always being attentive to ongoing interpretations and diverse perspectives that can make visible possibilities for institutional advancement.
Funds for the preparation of this manuscript were provided by Gilead Sciences Inc. Results of this research were not contingent on the sponsor's approval of the manuscript.
In addition, academic tenure, another traditional defense that has helped some researchers weather attacks, is available to a dwindling percentage of academics in today's world of temporary, soft-money research positions and contingent faculty appoints, Dreger notes. .
Much of this research has been contingent on the development of large case series for gene discovery efforts.
Moreover, we must also consider financial issues (since for most of us graduate study is contingent upon research assistantships tied to specific research projects) and visa restrictions that limit our mobility within the educational system.
