Sentence examples for dependence on primary from inspiring English sources

More specifically, "increasing dependence on primary commodities and low-skill manufactures has not translated into catch-up growth with other developing countries".

Dependence on primary cells complicates production especially in large vaccination programs.

Indigenous groups are vulnerable to climate change due to their location in areas at risk and their dependence on primary production and natural resources (IPCC 2012).

The complexity in choosing aligner settings and the potential for missing alignments makes the case against dependence on primary alignments.

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.

For patients it may create a frustrating dependence on primary care consultations which generates ambivalence, alienation and unhappiness with medical contact [ 8].

Increasing support to collection of scrap and initiatives oriented to aluminum recovery specifically would allow Italy to increase its reliance on domestic material, and may also allow a decline of the country import-dependence on primary sources.

This result indicates a stronger dependence of primary productivity on nutrient availability and enhances our confidence in the likelihood of the simulated results.

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.

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.