Sentence examples for a degree of dependency from inspiring English sources
Our findings also suggest that there is a degree of dependency between operational risk losses in the two sectors.
Residents with any degree of dependency had between 1.81 and 2.37 times higher odds of worse perception than those functionally independent.
This will demonstrate a degree of path dependency and continuity of Commission energy proposals.
Another reading of the results of this work shows that there is a significant proportion (36.3%) of elderly people who regularly frequent these social centres despite presenting a degree of ADL dependency.
Parametric assumptions were therefore replaced by other assumptions which are less restrictive by adopting discrete latent variables, although there remains a degree of geographical dependency that is not accounted for.
Along with cytokine elevation, there was a transient elevation of C-reactive protein (CRP; Figure 1 c), an acute phase protein, which peaked within the first 2 days of treatment and declined thereafter; elevation of CRP was highly variable and showed a degree of dose dependency but appeared to reach a plateau at doses ≥30 μg/m/day.
Model 3 of the regression analysis also indicated a degree of co-dependency in the prediction of mortality.
According to our estimates, in 2008, 23.1% of CVA survivors would not be considered dependent under the Official Dependency Index criteria [ 21], 23.7% suffered a moderate degree of dependency, 20.6% were classified as severely dependent and a 32.6% as greatly dependent (Table 2).
One of the main findings was that there is a certain degree of dependency between the state of a watercourse and the nature of human activities in the surrounding landscape, but this relationship is highly dependent on external variables.
