Sentence examples for degrees dependent on from inspiring English sources

Periodic bans, as some readers have highlighted below, also act to remind us just how precious a resource water is to our lifestyle and that we shouldn't - to varying degrees, dependent on where you live - assume that we can have a limitless supply of water without suffering occasional negative consequences and/or restrictions of supply.

The maximum angle measured could extend to three degrees dependent on test target, wavelength and IOL tested.

They are, to a large degree, dependent on each other.

As John Rothenstein would put it, Lowry became "to an extraordinary degree, dependent" on his vision.

But that roll out is to some degree dependent on availability of a network of hydrogen stations, he said.

But when I took over, War Horse was coming to the end of its [West End] run, we had pretty low reserves and a model that was to some degree dependent on commercial income".

Another wave effect is diffraction, which causes light to spread into regions of the geometric shadow and causes the image produced by any optical device to be fuzzy to a degree dependent on the wavelength of the light.

One important component of the tissue that makes up the amniotic sac is a protein known as collagen, the making of which is to a degree dependent on the nutrient vitamin C. In the past, research has shown that low body levels of vitamin C are associated with an increased risk of Prom.

The local optimum that the algorithm finds is also to some degree dependent on the initial values for T k.

It appears that the irrigation effect is larger than and to a higher degree dependent on animal density than the reworking effect.

Apparently, the success of protein protein docking is, to a large degree, dependent on the ability of the scoring function to score and rank the decoys accurately.