Sentence examples for dependent on highlights from inspiring English sources

"The real value is in live matches, as opposed to highlights, and I think that the terrestrial broadcasters will be increasingly dependent on highlights rather than on live fixtures going forward".

In "Dance On!" highlights abound.

It is clear the spectral properties of planar microcavities are explicitly dependent on NA highlighting the importance of well-defined coupling optics in the design of optical systems incorporating RCLEDs.

In conclusion, these preliminary results support the view that [18F]fluciclatide binding (retention) is not dependent on perfusion, highlighting the potential of this radiotracer in the study of receptors expressed on the neovasculature.

He said he thought the fact that the league was becoming less dependent on centers, as highlighted by the Miami Heat's winning a championship last season without a true center, was a factor.

We conclude that the augmenting effects of exercise on VST expansion are dependent on β2AR signaling, highlighting the β2AR as a potential target to increase the potency of T-cell therapeutics.

Thus, mechanisms regulating both the EMT and MET processes are dependent on PG/GAG participation highlighting their relevance in breast cancer progression.

Taken together, the current data showing that depressed Gli1 activity promoted ERK activity and that Gli1 activity was also dependent on MEK/ERK signaling highlight the possible presence of a novel feedback mechanism that modulates GLI1 activity.

This suggests that cell-cycle regulation is also dependent on intrinsic mechanisms and highlights the mosaic nature of NSCs (Merkle et al., 2007; Mirzadeh et al., 2008; Young et al., 2012).

Results show that most of the assessed parameters of pea morphogenesis (phenology, branching, final number of vegetative organs and their kinetics of appearance) were mainly dependent on the considered genotype, which highlights the importance of the choice of cultivars in intercropping systems.

These results demonstrate that renal medullary interstitial blockade of HO-1 exacerbates Ang II induced hypertension via a mechanism that is dependent on enhanced superoxide generation and highlight the important antioxidant function of HO-1 in the renal medulla.