Sentence examples for dependent on transfer from inspiring English sources

It is found that the concentration ratio of binary components can approach an equilibrium status, with necessary time to obtain the status dependent on transfer and degradation rates of each component.

People are highly dependent on transfer payments from family members with jobs in urban areas and mines, and from government grants.

In Enterobacteriaceae, horizontal transfer of these virulence determinants is largely dependent on transfer by plasmids, phages, genomic islands (GIs) and genomic modules (GMs).

In the lymph node, the content of efferent lymph was strongly influenced by IgG1, IgM and IgA brought to the node by the afferent lymph, from the mammary tissue and less dependent on transfer from blood.

These observations indicate that after the endotoxin challenge, Ig concentrations in efferent lymph were mainly influenced by the contents of the afferent lymph, flowing into the node and to a less extent dependent on transfer from blood.

The economy grew, but it remained almost entirely dependent on transfers of income from the federal government.

Dependent on transfers from the federal government and richer states, they have little incentive to govern well.

A sharp decline in the value of Russia's ruble since early September is rippling across Central Asia, where economies are dependent on transfers from workers in Russia, and on imports too.

Opposition mayors and state governors find their budgets, largely dependent on transfers from central government, slashed and their powers transferred to unelected officials.The next election, for parliament, is not due until late 2015, so the opposition risks sinking into irrelevance unless it can turn itself into a resistance movement.

And therein lies the lesson for the euro zone: until it can find a way to ensure that its poorer nations can manage their fiscal affairs, countries like Greece and Portugal that run constant budget deficits will become increasingly dependent on transfers from richer countries like Germany.

Whether it is taxpayer money in the form of subsidies or consumer money in the form of higher utility rates, any widespread effort to use natural gas as a transportation fuel would be dependent on transferring large quantities of wealth to natural gas companies who don't like us.