Sentence examples for broader dependence on from inspiring English sources
With China now the world's largest exporter to Japan, he wrote, "Japan's dependence on the U.S. has just been replaced by a broader dependence on China and the U.S". Japan, which has done relatively little in the way of economic reform in recent years, now finds itself dragged upward by the muscular growth of its two largest trading partners.
Moreover, as HER2 expression and ER expression tend to be inversely related, this dual finding suggests a broader dependence of IDC-DCIS on mitogenic signalling.
FBP28 W8Y exhibits a weak feature at 230 nm with a broad, noncooperative dependence on temperature.
Furthermore, the ASIC sodium channel role in glioma could represent an adaptation in the cancer cells to favor proliferation and invasion, and the involvement of HSC70 might be part of a broader tumor-cell dependence on chaperones.
All of this is expected to translate into a broader understanding of our dependence on nature (for anthropocentric and utilitarian reasons), eventually leading to changes in human behavior resulting in positive environmental impacts.
But Congress holds the power to authorize the start of oil development on 1.8 million acres along the coast, and Mr. Bush has said he will push for just such a vote as part of what he says is a broad effort to reduce dependence on foreign oil.
Or is it not rather a dependence on a broader range of symbolic media including, besides language, also such things as painting, sculpture, and music — so that a person might be able to entertain thoughts which he was not able to express in language but only in some other symbolic medium?
The broader impact depends on the details.
This APCN allows to directly exploring interactions between a chiral membrane and an enantiopure compound in dependence on a broad range of solvents varying from n-heptane to water by simply measuring the permeabilities of the compounds.
The utility of this index at broader scale is limited by its dependence on a data source particular to California (CHKS).
It could outline some broader, structural changes that are part of the authorities' broader goal of shifting the economy away from its dependence on exports and investments in heavy industry toward more domestic demand and more efficient, sustainable growth.
