Sentence examples for dependence of primary from inspiring English sources
The temperature range used in this work resulted in trends that have not be previously presented in the literature: 1) a linear dependence of primary creep strain on temperature, and 2) the shape of steady state creep rate versus temperature (see graphical abstract).
PTH resulted in increased bone mineral density of myelomatous bones and reduced tumor burden, which reflected the dependence of primary myeloma cells on the bone marrow microenvironment.
First, the CD4+ dependence of primary CTL responses cannot be concluded firmly due to the possibility that the primary CTL responses to non-infectious antigens are too weak to be measured by direct ex vivo killing assays.
This result indicates a stronger dependence of primary productivity on nutrient availability and enhances our confidence in the likelihood of the simulated results.
This obstacle reflects the strict dependence of primary BM cells on their niche, which contributes the space, supplies the nutrients and provides the conditions required for cell cell interactions and soluble factor exchange.
The dependence of primary tumor growth on angiogenesis was first proposed over 40 years ago [ 5], and since then the amount of histologically defined vasculature within a tumor has been shown to be correlated with tumor metastatic potential in nearly all solid cancer types [ 6– 8].
Burkina Faso's vulnerability is also a function of the high dependence on primary food production and natural resources - the sectors the most vulnerable to climate change.
Numerical simulations demonstrate that the determination of an adequate functional form may be directly linked to the frequency energy dependence of the primary structure.
The term constant is even more misleading for the secondary constants as they all usually vary quite strongly with frequency, even if the frequency dependence of the primary constants is ignored.
When field data become available they may require us to consider exposure-dependence of vaccine efficacy or intrinsic age dependence of the primary effect of the vaccine.
