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Also, the fact that daughter centrioles do not duplicate during S despite presence of gamma tubulin on some of them suggests that reproductive maturation does not simply result from the acquisition of pericentriolar gamma tubulin but rather depends on some other Plk1 dependent event (Lončarek et al., 2010; Wang et al., 2011).

It is worth mentioning that with non-contiguous resource allocation, the required power back-off specified in Equation 1 is not dependent on the number of clusters, but rather depends on the ratio between the allocated and total available bandwidth [30].

Newness need not entail the rejection of older styles but rather depends on the preservation and extension of all styles.

For most matter, χe is not a constant independent of the value of the electric field, but rather depends to a small degree on the value of the field.

In this case, the treatment is not randomly assigned but rather depends on a "running variable".

However, we show that this may not always be the case, but rather depends on the model structure.

These are profound social questions that, I might point out (as a historian), cannot be answered by economics or biology alone but rather depend on the humanities and can only be resolved through politics.

Thus, these differences do not necessarily reflect changes in electronic properties, but rather depend on (Delta MIP) and diffraction effects.

Many elementary collisional processes are not due to direct electron impact but rather depend upon electron transfer, either from neutral [5] or even anionic species [6].

Still, both effects are not automatic, but rather depend on specific factors and conditions within the design of the individual integrated scenario methodologies.

But the goodness or badness of various other functionings may not be so straightforward, but rather depend on the context and/or the normative theory which we endorse.