Sentence examples for dependent on the presentation from inspiring English sources
The defence minister Antonio Martino said at the end of last week that the participation of Italian troops would be "dependent on the presentation of incontrovertible proof about Iraq's war programmes".
T cell activation was dependent on the presentation of WTA on MHC II, since inhibitors of MHC II-dependent presentation and antibodies to MHC II significantly reduced T cell proliferation.
The management of diagnosed PCa is crucially dependent on the presentation of the disease [ 4].
The acceptance or rejection of the LNT theory is also not dependent on the presentation of other, putatively superior, alternative hypotheses (e.g. hormesis, linear threshold models).
Van der Meere and colleagues [ 13] found that inhibition on the go/no-go task was dependent on the presentation rate of stimuli: in contrast to both the slow and fast conditions, the performance of children with ADHD was comparable to that of control children in the medium event rate condition.
A further complicating factor is that these gene-modified T cells are dependent on the antigen presentation machinery of the tumour.
10.7554/eLife.08525.007 Figure 4. DN1 T cell-mediated control of Mtb is dependent on the antigen presentation by group 1 CD1-expressing DCs and IFN-γ production.
The heterogeneity of endometriotic lesions suggests endometriosis could be considered a collection of related, but independent diseases, and thus, a thorough understanding of the effects of hormonal treatments and whether they are dependent on the specific presentation of the endometriotic lesion is vital.
Of key interest, we found that the induction of memory cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) following intradermal immunization was solely dependent on the cross-presentation of skin-expressed transgene products, which appeared highly enhanced as compared to muscle-expressed transgene products.
Garner [ 39] presumed that ED was dependent on the repeated presentations of the relevant dimensions.
The object presented in the modifying sense is identical with the content presented in the attributive sense: it is dependent on the act of presentation, and it is what we mean by 'the object immanent in the act'; the object presented in the attributive sense is the object of the presentation, what happens to be presented in a presentation, and what is independent of the act of presentation.
