It's not dependent on reviews, or the industry, or all the other stuff that people worry about at Edinburgh".
Especially for dramas, the official opening matters, since that is when they are reviewed, and dramas are more dependent on reviews than musicals.
The film has moved slowly because its appeal is more dependent on reviews and awards than the drawing power of its stars, Frank Langella and Michael Sheen.
The selection is dependent on a review of the contract by the city comptroller's office, said Edward Allocco, deputy commissioner for management and budget at the department, adding that Hodes is expected to begin work in March.
As data collection was dependent on chart review, the presence of information bias cannot be excluded.
However, selection of the most appropriate antihypertensive combination should be dependent on careful review of the individual patient and appropriate consideration of drug pharmacology.
Policy strategies that offer immediate protection for workers and that are not dependent on extensive review of individual pesticides should be pursued.
Because disruption of thyroid hormone signaling is suspected to be involved in impairment of intellectual development by PCBs (reviewed by Zoeller and Crofton 2000) and because the timing of oligodendrocyte development seems to be dependent on TH (reviewed by Konig and Moura 2002), we investigated the occurrence of oligodendrocytes during differentiation of NHNP cells.
Amazon wants a world in which books are either self-published or published by Amazon itself, with readers dependent on Amazon reviews in choosing books, and with authors responsible for their own promotion".
First, in many organisms the pairing of homologous chromosomes in meiosis is dependent on recombination (reviewed in Bhalla and Dernburg 2008).
It should however be borne in mind that the regulation of VEGF expression is quite complex, occurring at transcriptional, post-transcriptional and translational levels and is not exclusively dependent on HIF1 (reviewed by Xie et al, 2004).
