Sentence examples for dependent on sections from inspiring English sources

It is possible that IHC analysis is less sensitive than classification using the gene expression profile and is also dependent on sections stained and phospho-specific antibody used.

The determination of some of these parameters may not always be reliable, because tumor deposits are often irregularly shaped, the limits of tumor deposits can be difficult to discern, and tumor burden is to some degree dependent on sectioning protocols, as more extensive sectioning may reveal additional tumor deposits or demonstrate a greater dimension of deposit(s) in the deeper sections.

As with the Cre immunohistochemistry, the percentage of MNs labeled in any given section was dependent on the section's proximity to the needle tract.

As a result, the party of Lincoln is increasingly dependent on just one section of the electorate – white people.

We also close comment threads automatically after a particular period (this time limit is dependent on the section of the site: some conversations go on longer than others).

The clinical course and symptoms of aortic dissection are very dependent on the section of the aorta affected and the manifestations are manifold.

It is well accepted that the non-contact buckling response of long rectangular plates subjected to compressive or shearing loadings is solely dependent on material and section properties, as well as boundary conditions along the two unloaded side edges.

The refractive indices are also dependent on the wavelength (Section 4).

The term − A ˜ g ρ ˜ on the right hand side of equation (2) describes the gravitational force which is volume dependent and so linearly dependent on the cross section.

Nuclear size and total number of nucleoli were not measured as they are highly dependent on the sample sectioning.

The new solver is essentially based on a Monte Carlo scheme with time dependent cross sections implying the on-the-fly resolution of a reduced model for each MC particle describing the time evolution of the matter along their flight path.