Sentence examples for depend on changes from inspiring English sources

The mitochondrial accumulation of Parkin is voltage-dependent, and does not depend on changes in pH or ATP levels (64).

Indeed, the changes in liver gene expression (Per1, Per2, GluT2 and PEPCK) observed after nocturnal light exposure are dependent on an intact input from the ANS and do not depend on changes in the secretion of corticosterone or melatonin.

Those responses must, in turn, depend on changes in the way the creatures' genes are expressed.

Also confounding was the tonal nature of the language: the meanings of words depend on changes in pitch.

New audiences for contemporary music -- for all music -- can be built, but that will depend on changes in the dissemination of music, through ways suggested by Napster.

Neurophysiological analysis of habituation in various mollusks—for example, in the sea snail Aplysia has confirmed that habituation need not depend on changes in the activity of sensory or motor neurons.

Distal outcomes refer to the distal objectives of the interventions such as improved individual health and increased organisational performance, which often depend on change in the intermediate outcomes.

Such models should also incorporate state changes and transitions from one dynamics type to another depending on changes in driving disturbance regime.

Thus, depending on changes in allele frequency through time, Elymus might exhibit one or the other, or both, of the H. jubatum-like homoeologs.

"It depends on changes in the active population," he said.

Research shows that habituation in Aplysia depends on changes in the activity of more central neurons.