Sentence examples for being remarkably dependent from inspiring English sources

We conclude that birds, while being remarkably dependent on the visual sense, have changed their visual and non-visual molecular systems in response to the photic environment they occupy and to the strong pressures of sexual selection.

The computational results indicated that elastic modulus of nano-composite is remarkably dependent on the orientation of the dispersed SWNTs.

The surface topographic investigation revealed that the surface roughness of coatings was remarkably dependent on the deposition rate and plasma etching effects.

The electrical properties of the Li-solution interphase formed in the different salt solutions are remarkably dependent on the salt anion.

The amount of total lipids, which corresponds to the total fatty acids, was lower in treated plants than in control ones, and was remarkably dependent on metal dose.

An inorganic membrane performance is remarkably dependent on its micron structure such as; the holes size, their size distribution, porosity and the number of outlet holes [13, 14, 15, 16].

Also, clinical training subjects are remarkably dependent on the training facilities, as discussed in the lower assessment-points observed in OT students.

The content and quality of clinical training subjects may be remarkably dependent on training facilities, suggesting the importance of full consultation mechanisms in the local network with the relevant educational institutes for medicine, health care and welfare.

Numerous reports have illustrated the versatility of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and related halogenated aromatics as inducers of drug-metabolizing enzymes and the activity of individual compounds are remarkably dependent on structure.

It is found that the primary cellular/dendritic spacing is remarkably history dependent.

Well, human nature is remarkably (and often surprisingly) dependent on context.