Sentence examples for dependent on event from inspiring English sources
The stable isotope composition of rainfall events was highly variable and dependent on event size.
The idea was that event B was counterfactually dependent on event A if and only if the counterfactual Had A not occurred, B would not have occurred was true.
This might be taken to indicate that top-down prediction is not only dependent on event probability.
The required sample sizes are dependent on event rates, and thus on the risk profiles of participants.
The next morning he had still not made up his mind and as late as that evening, the eve of the assassination itself his conversations with Marina make clear in retrospect that the decision was very much a revocable one, dependent on events in his marriage.
In October 2009 Jonathan Evans, the head of MI5, said in a public speech that the UK's domestic security was as dependent on events in Somalia, Pakistan and Afghanistan as on those in British cities.
Mr. Saffo, who has lived and worked in Silicon Valley since the early 1980's, noted that the region "has always been dependent on events and trends happening far from the Valley, but that's now more true than ever".
Evo said: While the UN Security Council may or may not declare a no fly zone over Libya the risk of oil prices rising further is more dependent on events in Bahrain.
Life events, taking into account the number and threat of life events, appeared to have an impact on both first and recurrent admissions in bipolar patients, and this effect appeared not be dependent on events related to the illness.
Perry even argues that the emerging capitalism in then-China was "more dependent on events in the countryside than on the direction of the Shanghai labor movement" (Perry 1993, 129).
