"dependent interpretation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the way in which the meaning or understanding of one part of a sentence is reliant or dependent on another part of the sentence. Example: In the sentence "The dog chased the cat and caught it," the word "it" has a dependent interpretation because its meaning is dependent on the previous subject and verb, "the cat" and "caught." Without this context, the meaning of "it" would not be clear.
In many systems, a cell's response to signals depends on the cell's history leading to a context-dependent interpretation of signals (Iovino and Cavalli, 2011).
Hence, further investigations of a potentially age-dependent interpretation of the motivation-to-learn scale in the Czech Republic are needed.
A key determinant in the experience-dependent interpretation of genetic information is provided by local translational control of gene expression at neuronal synapses.
Context-dependent interpretation helps listeners resolve speech sound ambiguities such as those that arise from speaker differences.
Studies of TGFβ signaling in other contexts have suggested additional mechanisms for the time-dependent interpretation of Nodal signaling.
Importantly, 14 3 3 proteins do not associate with mitotic chromosomes [14,21], signifying a cell cycle-dependent interpretation of histone phosphorylation marks.
Overall, the quality of immunohistochemical studies seems to be highly inconsistent because of several factors such as individual tissue preparation, the application of different detection antibodies with different binding specificity, and user-dependent interpretation of staining pattern and intensity [ 52].
The possibility of a context-dependent interpretation of the dizzy sensation warrants further investigation, and reinforces our recommendation that it not be included as an indicator or measure of unpleasant sensations.
Interestingly enough, very well documented phosphorylation of the same residues during mitosis correlates with chromatin condensation and transcriptional repression [16], supporting the rationale for context-dependent interpretation of chromatin modifications.
