Sentence examples for chiefly dependent on from inspiring English sources

The Eskimos, for example, are entirely dependent on hunting and fishing; the African San (Bushmen), the Australian Aborigines, and the Nevada Indians are chiefly dependent on the gathering of seeds, nuts, and tubers.

The system's performance is shown to be chiefly dependent on the number of antennas at the relay and also on the channel state information of all the channels involved.

Ultimately, however, the control of anthrax in humans is chiefly dependent on control of the disease in animals.

Our study has the advantage that the treatment effects are based on prospective randomized studies, but the disadvantage of having to make the assumption that the effect of tamoxifen is chiefly dependent on oestrogen receptor status.

To this end, the trait-associated variant may be involved in regulation of gene expression, which is chiefly dependent on cell type identity, developmental stage and environmental factors 12.

Which, I think, are starting to form a consensus that moving to a zero-carbon grid, primarily dependent on variable renewables, wind and solar chiefly, is much more challenging than getting to more an intermediate emissions reductions with wind and solar.

The salinity level of the lake is dependent on the river Chari discharges and within the lake there are pronounced regional variations in salinity which chiefly depend on the position in the lake relative to the Chari discharge (Figure 25).

The way anxiety in a parent shape the coparental relationship may chiefly depend on coparental support.

Before that, the colonising of America and the gradual takeover of India by the East India Company were chiefly commercial projects that were dependent on private capital and private risk.

They are among more than 500,000 people in central and northern Mali who in the past 16 months have become dependent on aid – chiefly water pumped by the Red Cross – as a result of destruction caused by the advance of armed groups demanding secession for the north and the imposition of sharia law.

Of course the rise of the Scottish Nationalists was critical, but chiefly because the idea of a Labour government dependent on the SNP fed into pre-existing fears, among English voters especially, that Labour's leader was weak and that the party could not be trusted with the economy.