Sentence examples for dependent on understanding from inspiring English sources

Everything along the way is dependent on understanding how innovations actually diffuse.

It is hypothesized that the success of achieving project objectives and priorities is dependent on understanding ways of developing coherent management decision sequences.

The coordination chemistry of metallodrugs is strongly dependent on understanding the thermodynamics (equilibria and structures) and kinetics of the reactions of metal complexes under physiological relevant conditions.

The topic of NL user interfaces subsumes a considerable variety of NL applications, ranging from text-based systems minimally dependent on understanding to systems with significant comprehension and inference capabilities in text- or speech-based interactions.

Its successful implementation is dependent on understanding the demand of cancer patients on the health care system.

Efficient implementation of control programs is highly dependent on understanding the dynamics of local mosquito populations, their genetic diversity and spatio-temporal structuring (Endersby et al. 2011; Campos et al. 2012; Rašić et al. 2014a).

Improving the state of functional brain imaging will depend on understanding how the dependent measure of brain imaging differs from behavioral dependent measures (the "dependent measure problem") and how the activation of the motor system may be confounded with non-motor aspects of processing in certain experimental designs (the "motor output problem").

The key to unlocking our ultimate cosmic fate, though, is dependent on us understanding what we're looking at, and ensuring that our answers aren't biased by the assumptions we're making about the objects we're measuring and observing.

The United States and Europe, he said, were not generous enough on reducing their agriculture subsidies, on helping poor African countries dependent on cotton, or on understanding their difficulties in taking on such complex trade responsibilities as investment.

Much of the literature on SNARE-dependent membrane fusion has focused on understanding the roles of proteins in inducing and/or regulating fusion, but much less attention has been paid to the lipids and it is clear from studies of other systems that some lipids can be critical for the mechanism of fusion because of their geometry.

This paper focuses on understanding release kinetics through biopolymer microcapsules for time-dependent drug release.