Sentence examples for dependent on another from inspiring English sources

The constellation is also one of the only ones that is dependent on another constellation for context; specifically, it is being held by the Serpent Bearer Ophiuchus.

A fusion protein switch combines two totally unrelated proteins, with distinct characteristics, in a manner such that the function of one protein is dependent on another.

And the unemployment and divorce figures suggest that even those privileged parents, like Mrs Perrins, for whom living the postwar dream actually is a choice, might want to think quite hard before making themselves wholly economically dependent on another person, who may one day tire of providing – although perhaps that is where government help for stay-at-homers comes in?

If one feature was completely dependent on another, what means that every nodule with feature A possessed feature B (but not conversely), panel composed of these two markers would have sensitivity of the less sensitive one and specificity of the more specific one.

On the other hand in couples where only one spouse works, they may be unhappy for years, they may hate each other and even tolerate physical abuse, but they can not divorce because at least one of them is 100% dependent on another.

Going to a physical therapist meant engaging in a therapeutic relationship and to some extent being dependent on another person for the treatment of one's migraine.

The entire team must be able to identify the individual responsible for each task, so that members can consult with one another about tasks dependent on one another.

They may have been different tribes with different languages, but like it or not, their two world's had collided and shrunk to make them one community, dependent on one another for their survival.

These observations suggest that in some circumstances Dichaete and SoxN can compensate for one another, but in other case they are dependent on one another.

The primary findings of this paper are that socioeconomic changes, social behaviour and physical space are influenced by one another and that the variables produced by this interaction are not fixed and dependent on one another.

Cronbach's alpha for this questionnaire was only 0.64, suggesting that an understanding of each mathematical relationship was not strongly dependent on one another (i.e., there were separate insights rather than just one overall insight).