Sentence examples for dependent upon whether from inspiring English sources

Haysom said he hoped negotiations around that unity government would continue and not be dependent upon "whether one is the winner or the loser". As the body overseeing the audit, the United Nations hopes to meet a proposed Sept. 2 date for inaugurating the next president.

This range is dependent upon whether or not a student elects to pursue an optional fieldwork experience.

It reads like, and to all intents and purposes is, a joke, but its power is completely dependent upon whether you've heard it before.

Else, either "low" or "high" is displayed, dependent upon whether or not the note played was higher or lower in frequency than the desired note.

Recording of observations in the laboratory is dependent upon whether the apex angle 'A' of prism is greater than or less than or equal to critical angle 'rc'.

Via a split sample analysis, we also find that the relative importance of fairness principles is dependent upon whether one uses a car often or not.

Within communities, the impacts of P. juliflora, and the conflict that flows from it, are experienced distinctly and dependent upon tribe, upon whether one is benefiting from charcoal production or not, and upon how these benefits are shared and used.

The availability of HP1β KO embryos will allow for studies aimed at addressing whether the distribution of H4K20me3 is dependent upon this protein and whether DNA damage repair pathways are perturbed in vivo.

Furthermore, the stability of individual response patterns is dependent upon the question of whether the data is aggregated across situations or not.

In the case of classical CJD prions from codon 129 heterozygous patients the transmission efficiency in transgenic mice expressing human PrP 129 methionine varies dependent upon PrPSc type and whether prions are propagated on human PrP with methionine or valine at residue 129 (Asante et al., 2002; Korth et al., 2003; Bishop et al., 2010; Kobayashi et al., 2015).

Before planning nutritional interventions it remains to be determined whether early catch-up growth is a phenomenon primarily dependent upon postnatal nutritional environment or whether it is mostly conditioned by the pattern of fetal growth.