Sentence examples for dependence along from inspiring English sources

This current lifestyle is due to a long history of foreign influence and dependence, along with enhanced global food trade, and has confounded any unlucky genetic vulnerabilities of obesity in the FSM.

The correlation allows reconstruction of the liquid holdup time dependence along the column.

The computed solubility is used to describe the hardness solubility dependence along the WC AlNi3 section according to the solid solution strengthening mechanism.

It is shown that the stochastic dependence along structural members is an important factor and should be taken into account in design practice.

To account for the strong surface effect in thin TEM foils, the model includes one-dimensional spatial dependence along the foil depth, and explicitly treats the surfaces as black sinks.

In this study, a new multisite statistical downscaling method based on beta regression (BR) is developed for generating synthetic precipitation series, which can preserve temporal and spatial dependence along with other historical statistics.

Among sabrecats, the shape of the skull along relative warp 1 is also size-dependent, and there appears to be a size-dependence along relative warp 2 as well (Table 1), albeit non-significantly so, primarily owing to the differences between scimitar-toothed and dirk-toothed forms.

This dependence goes along with some resentment of oil firms' influence on politics.The state's revenues from oil, which track the price of crude, have remained buoyant but oil production has declined steadily since its peak in 1988.

This phenomenon is attributed to the dependence of stress domination along the channel direction on the width dimensions of device gate.

For the first time, a systematic investigation has been carried out on the pressure and orientation dependence of diffusion along grain boundaries.

This dependence is examined along three dimensions: 1) rigor, as states set cut scores largely at their discretion, 2) across-grade articulation, as the rigor of proficiency standards may vary across grades, and 3) the time horizon chosen for growth to proficiency.