Whether adapting to the new human-imposed environment made the plants dependent on farmers is irrelevant to considerations of what constitutes "fit"—dependency can also evolve under natural selection, for example among parasites or endosymbionts and their hosts.
The discovery of small-molecule probes against different types of chromatin-modifying enzymes, such as histone methyltransferases (HMTs), enables investigation into whether these enzymes constitute cancer dependencies in the context of single-agent treatment or in combinations.
Moreover, care dependency constitutes more than just cognition and ADL dependency, including behavioral problems for example.
Attachment dependency is a form of attachment insecurity and constitutes emotional dependence and over-reliance on the caregiver for protection and love.
A number of cliques constitutes the new dependency graph so that neighboring frequency bins are assigned to the same clique, while distant bins are assigned to different cliques.
The schematic diagram, constituting a formal basis for bringing necessary analytical dependencies, which at the same time reflects the occurring relations between the skeletal system and the muscle system, is presented in Figure 1.
The pixels of images show a strong dependency, which constitutes the structure of two-dimensional image.
Whether 'really needing' a drug constitutes a physical or psychological dependency, and whether experiencing withdrawal symptoms when that drug is not taken constitutes a true physical dependency is at the heart of a growing debate around the group of antidepressant drugs called Selective Seratonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs ) of which paroxetine is one.
Operators of these systems might create additional requirements needed for the exchange of virtual assets such as tokens, however, these dependencies do not constitute protocols until they are adopted by a public blockchain.
On the other hand, fuzzy clustering reduces the dependency on initialization; however, it constitutes a slow learning process.
The Torah's laws seem to constitute a rejection of the reciprocity-based social dependency and emphasis on honor that were customary in the ancient Mediterranean world.
