Sentence examples for because it depends not from inspiring English sources

The decision to charge may be simplified because it depends not only on drivers and their final destinations, but primarily on the fleet operator.

Even if the supply curve of Y were perfectly elastic (implying φ ^ = 0), the shifter in Equation (34) differs because it depends not only on the number of consumers, but also on their wealth.

However, correct interpretation of the pulsatility index is complex, because it depends not only on cerebrovascular resistance, but also on several systemic and cerebral variables [ 27].

However, the ideal daily calcium intake to prevent osteoporosis in HIV-positive subjects is not clear because it depends not only on known general and environmental risk factors but also on the patient's long-term immuno-virological course.

Nonetheless, the force exerted on the flywheel has no biological meaning because it depends not only on the force exerted on the pedal but also on the design of the cycle ergometer.

This hemolytic activity has to be determined on an individual case basis because it depends not only on the surface selectivity of the target membrane based on the lipid composition [ 36], but also on the composition of the peptide itself [ 37].

Both processes are stacked in a vector giving rise to the augmented observation process, x t) = [x t), x* t)]', whose autocorrelation function is denoted by r x (t, τ) = E[x t)x H ]. Notice that ξ ^ WL ( t ) receives the name of WL estimator because it depends linearly not only on x t) but also x* t) in contrast with the conventional estimator.

In this case, the solidification timescale can be comparable to the impact interval and here the assumption of a constant heat flux is quite good, because it depends on atmospheric and not surface or interior properties.

I'm not sure whether it's likely to work or not, because it depends on the customer and a lot of variables.

They may be particularly successful in this cancer because it depends uniquely on this mechanism, not only for angiogenesis.

Perhaps because it depends so heavily on what does not change about people, caricature has not undergone the kind of extreme transformations that the finer, higher arts of painting and sculpture have.