Sentence examples for dependent on double from inspiring English sources

Mariotte's orchestra is half the size of Strauss's, heavily dependent on double harps, triple woodwind and large brass section.

The activity of wild-type Hog1 is absolutely dependent on double phosphorylation of its TGY motif by Pbs2.

The major assumptions in the model are: 1) Metastatic efficiency and dissemination rate are not dependent on doubling time.

Organisers set a sales target of 500,000 and although they fell 42,000 short of that figure, officials argue that the target was always dependent on the double-header events being counted as individual attendances.

Older viewers will be able to detect the comic DNA of Elton's own The Thin Blue Line and echoes too of Andrew Norriss's The Brittas Empire, though neither comparison really favours The Wright Way, which is overly dependent on laborious double-entendres.

The cell density used was dependent on the doubling time of the cell line leading to the formation of monolayer.

Previous studies demonstrate that TNF or TRAIL-induced eIF2 α phosphorylation is dependent on the double-stranded RNA-regulated protein kinase (PKR).

An analysis of national studies from 2002 to 2004 found that slightly more than 1% of people ages 12 to 25 were abusing or dependent on painkillers — roughly double the percentage in people ages 26 to 49, and six times the percentage in those 50 and older.

Recent work by Hu et al. showed that the hyper-recombination activity in RAP80 deficient cells is dependent on BRCA1, since double depletion of RAP80 and BRCA1 suppressed the increased HR observed in RAP80 deficient cells [ 6].

Because NHEJ is dependent on repair of double-strand breaks, it leaves a signature 'scar' at the point of the repair.

On the other hand, retinoic acid-inducible gene expression tends to be uniformly dependent on CBP/p300, whereas double-stranded-RNA- and serum-inducible genes show non-uniform requirements for CBP/p300 [ 85].