Sentence examples for dependence on technical from inspiring English sources

Because of the dependence on technical parameters such as field strength and vendor [ 33], it may be that this optimum cutoff value found in our study does not apply to different CMR systems and sequences.

The wage depends positively on technical change and the noise associated to this dependence increases for high-enough levels of technical change, where the average equilibrium wage may even decrease as a result of selection at exit, pension schemes, bargained-again labor contracts, and so on.

The discussion about the dependence of humans on technical systems is not new.

In order to study the dependence of these results on technical details such as read length, we examine other RNA-seq data sets from a recent study [ 30] on the same cell line GM12878 (for a detailed data description see the Methods section) in addition to the RNA-seq data described above.

While this may be affected by the proclivity of the media to emphasize the negative, it illustrates the vulnerability that is caused by dependence on technology, belief in technical solutions and the escalation of the problem.

It seems apparent that one consequence of attempting to harmonise its regulatory capacity will be a greater dependence on foreign assistance (both technical and financial) for this process.

The Bandung Conference called for the promotion of world peace and underscored the need for developing nations to reduce their dependence on industrialized countries by providing technical assistance to one another.

Here, two forces – one technical and one political – mean Britain's dash to cut its carbon emissions and reduce its dependence on Russian coal and Middle Eastern oil is under threat like never before.

The dependence on U.S. trade is not just a technical matter of market shares in imports and exports.

On technical questions, everybody deferred to Peanuts.

It had scored highest on technical assessments.