Sentence examples for time-contingent from inspiring English sources
The word "time-contingent" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a situation or an event which is based on or affected by the passing of time. For example: "We decided to make the bonus payment time-contingent, so it will only be available to employees who meet the deadline."
Does one make that [threshold] time-contingent, or state-contingent, [i.e.] is it around a specific economic variable?
The behavioural graded activity programme is a time-contingent increase in activities from baseline towards pre-determined goals.
A time-contingent progression will be used to integrate exercises with increasing complexity.
Each active time-contingent dose regimen contains 665 mg of extended release paracetamol tablets.
Therefore, participants in the active time-contingent group will receive 3990 mg of paracetamol per day.
All participants will receive advice to stay active and will be randomised to 1 of 3 treatment groups: time-contingent paracetamol dose regimen (plus placebo PRN paracetamol), PRN paracetamol (plus placebo time-contingent paracetamol) or a double placebo study arm.
Even a full-time contingent worker typically is paid only 80% of a regular full-time employee and the benefits are often minimal.
The union proposal, which the university opposes as too costly, would guarantee full-time, contingent faculty a minimum of $45,000 a year, up from $30,000.
She accepts a great summer intern position in her chosen field, which will become permanent and full-time contingent upon completion of her degree.
They picked up the time contingent approach quickly.
The increase in activity is not determined by the level of symptoms, but is time contingent.
