Sentence examples for be less dependent upon from inspiring English sources

A prediction of this model is that cells will be less dependent upon NPC1 if their glycocalyx is decreased in density.

Provincial America came to be less dependent upon subsistence agriculture and more on the cultivation and manufacture of products for the world market.

Reagan's interest in a nuclear-free world—highlighted by SDI, the Reykjavík summit, and the INF Treaty encouraged discussion among some Europeans of the possibility of a European defense community that would be less dependent upon the United States.

The more effort that gets put into a well rounded effort, the better of a position your company will be in to take advantage of voice search and be less dependent upon a single platform.

This observation, and the aberrant morphology of these granules, suggests that the Pbp1 over-expression granules may either be less dependent upon non-translating mRNAs, be slower to disassemble, or may be protein aggregates that contain small amounts of mRNA.

This suggests the most robust allele associations may be less dependent upon background alleles and may retain their utility in molecular marker-assisted selection during plant breeding.

Diagnoses that are less dependent upon visual signs may well employ different mechanisms.

Moreover, unlike its predecessors, the MultiCriteria Hierarchical Model is less dependent upon numerical scores allotted by expert opinion and apparently broader in its scope of application.

Small- and medium-size enterprises that are less dependent upon doing business with the United States can better risk trading with Iran, but may need their governments to support those efforts and protect them from retaliation.

The systems of letters and figures used by jazz musicians have this same imprecision; they are less dependent upon conjunction with staff notation but lack clear rhythmic significance unless allied to staff notation in at least a simplified form.

Along the perpendicular exfoliation direction (relative to the graphene plane), the initial exfoliation is less dependent upon solvent conditions, and the subsequent exfoliation can be facilitated by the solvent-induced interaction.