Sentence examples for are particularly dependent on from inspiring English sources

All human life is immersed in it and modern communications technology and medical services are particularly dependent on one or another of its forms.

It appears that these numbers are particularly dependent on the interactions between the droplets in a way that depends on the fuel nature.

Cities and major towns are particularly dependent on EU workers.

Highly proliferating cells are particularly dependent on glucose and glutamine for bioenergetics and macromolecule biosynthesis.

Two-thirds of the decline occurred in Western states, where people are particularly dependent on private transportation.

I suppose they are particularly dependent on a core of seven players: Smith, Amla, Kallis, de Villiers, Steyn, Morkel and Philander.

In "How Not to Save Social Security" (editorial, "The Big Issues" series, Sept. 23), you note that older women are particularly dependent on Social Security.

Aerated treatment wetlands are particularly dependent on aeration, which requires reliable air pumps and, in most cases, electricity.

This suggests that working memory performance may be particularly dependent on complex networks, which in turn depend upon white matter connections.

As the NAADP response from acid pools is particularly dependent on RyR1s (Fig. 5), and requires CICR [22], one could envisage that the NAADP receptors were particularly close to RyR1s, so as to allow CICR.

And the UK is particularly dependent on Argentine soya.