I don't think that Congress can depend on, for example, the courts to resuscitate its prerogative.
The amino acid sequence of a disordered region determines which conformations it can sample, depending for example on the charge properties (see section 5.1).
However, the existence of multiple low-energy states explains why fibril morphology is still plastic and can vary depending, for example, on primary structure and on conditions of formation (agitated or quiescent) [ 57- 61].
You can imagine that there are varied views about those questions, depending, for example, on whether you are a politician with an R- attached to your name.
The level of control that residents have over their medication, for example, can depend on their progress towards recovery.
For example, it can depend on similar design and production techniques, common features, or common implementation platform.
For example, demands can depend on the day of the week so that at the weekends there can be a high demand while at weekdays there can be low demand, or there can be seasonal demand for that item (see Sethi and Cheng [6]).
For example, the boundary can depend critically on whether the coefficients are all positive or can have either sign, although the particular form of the distribution within either of these two broad classes is less important.
For example, tissue formation can depend on the mechanical properties of the hydrogel scaffold (e.g., load bearing capability until cells have produced their own functional ECM); in cell-encapsulation applications, control of the mechanical properties of the hydrogel can determine the therapeutic efficacy of the transplanted cells.
How many materials you need can depend on whether you are making a ring, for example, as opposed to a charm bracelet.
