Sentence examples for complete relied on from inspiring English sources

There was a false start (the announcement at the White House that the sequence was complete relied on a generous definition of that word: a truly complete sequence was not published until 2003).

Rolls-Royce said the long-term plan, which could take more than a decade to complete, relied on getting planning consent and the company's continued ability to invest.

A more complex arrangement obtaining more complete feedback from students relies on students holding up coloured pieces of paper to answer true false questions [ 19] or standard 5 stem MCQs [ 20].

He does not use a ruler or tape measure to determine when a shaving is complete, relying instead on his eyes.

To complete reports, regulators relied on self-reported information from operators rather than on information the agency could independently verify.

The large population we studied was well defined and the long-term follow-up complete, because our design relied on computerised registries with complete nationwide coverage.

But until the Old Croton Aqueduct was completed, the city relied on local waterways, springs and wells for this necessity.

In addition, the study population was well defined and follow-up was complete because our design relied on computerized registries that provided complete nationwide coverage.

Voice of Witness titles take up to five years to complete and rely on broad networks of experts, activists, volunteers, and the dozens of individuals we interview for every book.

The old way of conducting trademark searches involves a series of "manual checks and risk assessments" which, TrademarkNow says, can take days to complete and relies on employing expensive legal professionals.

This result underlines the concept that the compilation of the QTLs present in the cultivated germplasm is far from being complete by relying on a single AM study.