Sentence examples for dependence not only from inspiring English sources

One aspect of the present crisis is an increased dependence, not only on foreign oil, but on a narrow range of energy options.

Circus acrobatics is a confrontational, in-your-face art form in which the physical closeness and dependence not only create, but demand a bond.

"By approving this pipeline, we are committing to another generation of dependence not only on fossil fuels but on the dirtiest, most greenhouse-gas-emitting fossil fuels," said Sarah Burt, an attorney for Earthjustice.

We present a cybernetic perspective of metabolic systems, designed to take full account of regulatory processes, which profoundly influence the course of metabolism through dependence not only on the organism's genomic constitution, but also on abiotic environmental influences.

Profound investigations of this behaviour showed its dependence not only on the number of connections, but also on the simulated network architecture originating, e.g., from varying probability of exocytosis or synapse creation in the selected areas of the network.

The adhesion force data for the different tips and encapsulated cells showed dependence not only on the number and thickness of the polymer layers, but also on the interactions between these layers.

MuHV-4 is similar in its GAG-dependence not only to other herpesviruses [23] but also to unrelated viruses [24] and other, more complex intracellular pathogens [25].

Mathematically speaking, ρ depends not only on the dependence of two variables but also the marginal distributions, which is not an ideal property as a dependence measure.

It is shown that the Δφ1 − t dependence permits not only to determine the conductivity of the electrode but also to estimate its true surface area and the conductivity of the pore electrolyte.

The necessity of using multivariate approach is discussed and a simplified method is proposed to account for directional dependence, which not only provides accurate prediction but also reduces calculation effort.

Negative affective states intimately associated with the transition to alcohol dependence result not only from a dysregulated HPA axis, but also from the inability of a damaged PFC to regulate subcortical stress and reinforcement centers, including the ventral striatum and amygdala.