Sentence examples for consequently dependent on from inspiring English sources

By-products are always bound to the main production line, and consequently, dependent on the demand of the main product.

The current trend is to call all such aids and solutions models, and they tend to become increasingly complicated and consequently dependent on computers to handle the mathematical processes.

(Elderly care physician, 35 40 years) Both physicians and nurses indicated that being functionally incapacitated and, consequently, dependent on others threatened the personal dignity of nearly all nursing home residents.

The lymph nodes were identified by radioimmuno-guided surgery (RIGS) utilising a I labelled monoclonal antibody against a mucin expressed by carcinomas, consequently dependent on the presence of tumour cells or tumour-derived material in the nodes.

Consequently, dependent on the metabolic activity, GAPDH might be able to both, activate and inhibit Sir2.

This would also encourage China to be more energy-independent and consequently less dependent on Saudi Arabia.

It is shot through with interpretation, construction, and inference, and consequently is dependent on very general assumptions" (ibid., p. 14).

Regarding the combination of AEW with CPMZ, the effects were synergistic in two ES cell lines (A4573 and TC71) (with CI between 0.73 0.86, as shown in the table of figure 5B), and additive in the case of the A673 cell line, which is resistant to IGF1R inhibition and consequently less dependent on the IGF1R signaling pathway, as previously shown by our group [11], [12].

The activity of metalloproteins (many of which are essential proteins) is, consequently, strictly dependent on the presence of a metal and in most cases of a specific metal.

In contrast, our results of ITS-based detection of fungal organisms were not related to the beta-globin findings and consequently not dependent on the duration of FFPE storage; in 8 of 13 samples which were stored longer than 3 years and showing DNA degradation, a fungal organism could be identified (Table  3).

The hyperCCKemia in patients who had undergone colectomy is consequently not only dependent on CCK release, but may also depend on reduced clearance.