Sentence examples for dependent on the remaining from inspiring English sources
It is now clear that tumors harbour defects in different DNA damage response steps, mainly signalling and repair, rendering them more dependent on the remaining pathways.
The semi-positive definite function V1 is dependent on first m state variables which can be steered along the given vector fields and V2 is dependent on the remaining n−m state variables which can be steered along the missing Lie brackets.
Accordingly, the extent of phosphorylation of each mutant was dependent on the remaining dephosphorylation activity, so that PstPcD38G and PstPcD229G were efficiently phosphorylated by PknA and PknB.
Interestingly, the different Hdac1/ 2 allele-specific effects are in some cases dependent on the remaining level of HDAC activity (Dovey et al. 2013; Heideman et al. 2013; Matthias 2013).
Changes in ScvO2, P(cv-a) CO2, and CRT appeared to become slower after 6 h, eventually representing the influence of non-flow dependent mechanisms on the remaining abnormalities [6],[27],[28].
Changes in ScvO2, P(cv-a) CO2, and CRT appeared to become slower after 6 h, eventually representing the influence of non-flow dependent mechanisms on the remaining abnormalities [ 6],[ 27],[ 28].
Provision of the intervention is dependent on the patient remaining engaged and their health status remaining stable during the training and consent process.
There was a noisy reaction from the Commons when he said these forecasts were dependent on the UK remaining in the European Union.
This process can be accomplished via diffusion, a process dependent on the particles remaining airborne within the nares for a sufficient period of time, something unlikely, in part, reflecting their size.
The influence of the physicochemical parameters on the main dependent variable, the remaining content of isobutene in the raffinated C4-phase, is shown in terms of sensitivity analysis.
Improved indoor temperatures have a net positive effect on cardiovascular disease, though this is dependent on assumptions of the remaining life expectancy of those vulnerable to the effects of cold (see Uncertainty analysis section).
