Sentence examples for basically depending on the from inspiring English sources
The effective and safe therapy with CIN is basically depending on the quality of its pharmaceutical preparations (tablets), and assessing its concentrations in tablets for the purposes of quality control.
Other authors explored preoperative chemotherapy in locally advanced gastric cancer patients with contrasting results, basically depending on the patients' population investigated (resectable or not resectable at presentation) and the chemotherapy regimen employed.
The performance of a thermal error compensation system basically depends on the accuracy and robustness of the thermal error model.
The choice of the type of design will basically depend on the study objectives, and the hypotheses proposed and on the resources that the research group has.
The performance of the tool is influenced by many technological aspects, but basically depends on the abrasion property of the hard particles-matrix system.
Product configuration and conceptualization for integrated machine tools basically depend on the interactions of the manufacturing technologies and the required effort for realization.
"If we need to basically depend on the endowment, let's increase the take rate," he said, referring to the percentage of the endowment spent by the college every year.
I, whose entire job basically depends on the Internet — including editing HBR Singles like this and this, both sold through Amazon — developed a moral and intellectual aversion to purchasing goods from this Internet stalwart.
The design of an implantable device made of resorbable material is an activity which success basically depends on the compatibility that the device and the material composing it are able to maintain in time towards the host tissues: in this light the typology and amount of particles produced by the device due to the degradation process must be deeply investigated in the designing phase.
The weak energy intensity of the solar source coupled with the low conversion efficiency of the photovoltaic cells, make the physical dimensions of such systems relevant and, with them, also the environmental, territorial and landscape impacts that basically depend on the physical extent of the system.
