Sentence examples for dependence on the existing from inspiring English sources
As our questionnaire has been conducted in dependence on the existing literature and particularly the three scales (PSA, trust and PCE) developed by Nilsson (2008), especially our variable selection and categorization is closely geared to his analysis in order to be able to make meaningful comparisons between the two studies.
The most consistent finding was that FMNR was positively related to the number of mature trees on the plot, which supports the biological explanation of the dependence on existing soil-borne germplasm.
Yet the dependence on existing antibiotics in these approaches may not be able to delay the onset of acquired resistance.
However, there are few papers concerned with positive solutions for BVP (1) with parameter, especially with the solution's dependence on parameter λ in the existing literature.
Sulon Tech promises affordability thanks to its dependence on existing devices for a lot of the heavy lifting, which should also help with making it easy for developers to come on board.
However, this approach is largely limited by its dependence on existing knowledge of presumed biology of the phenotype under investigation.
Alternatively, we could pair foreground samples with background samples from within the same transcript, but we prefer to avoid dependence on existing gene annotations.
In spite of the importance of research on wild viral populations and their dependence on concentration methods, existing large-scale concentration methods are inefficient, costly and variably reliable.
Diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings have became accepted non-ferrous coatings for automotive tribo-components as they offer excellent tribological properties resulting in improved fuel economy and reduced dependence on existing lubricant additives which can be harmful to catalytic converters and ultimately to the environment.
A number of informants criticized this form of care, suggesting that it becomes "detrimental to society" by causing disinvestment in healthcare by the government to take care of their own population, dependence on outside aid, and competition with the existing healthcare system.
