Sentence examples for depending on calculation from inspiring English sources

Assuming a wilting point of 5 7%, (depending on calculation method [51, 52]), resulted in a estimated plant available water content (PAWC) of ≈0 1.7% during the dry season and PAWC of ≈1.0 2.7% during the wet season.

Operational cost per flight hour has been estimated at $7,000 to $22,470 or $24,000, depending on calculation method.

For example, based on IRBP sequences they estimated the divergence date between our Hydromyini and our Murini+Praomyini+Arvicanthini at 15.8 20.5 Mya, depending on calculation method used.

Assuming a wilting point of 5 7%, (depending on calculation method [ 51, 52]), resulted in a estimated plant available water content (PAWC) of ≈0 1.7% during the dry season and PAWC of ≈1.0 2.7% during the wet season.

If NATO does not get new abilities to move forces rapidly and connect them electronically, it could devolve into a political club in which members with modern military forces would act outside the alliance, together or separately, depending on calculations of national interest.

Bob and Alice, on the other hand, got really good at sharing encrypted information and many of their techniques were quite odd and unexpected, depending on calculations that weren't common in "human generated" encryption.

It argued that BP's low spill estimates depended on calculations "that contradict those used by BP in making drilling decisions and during the response".

"Ultimately, the decision on postgraduate fees will depend on calculations about what they need to do to survive as a university," says a University of Southampton Student Services representative who prefers not to be named.

Therefore, the design and analysis of chemical flooding processes for EOR depend on calculations of phase equilibria for these systems that are composed of water or brine, oil, surfactant and cosurfactant (usually a medium chain alcohol).

Depending on the calculation method used, the calculated energy savings and calculated CO2 emissions for a given mill were found to differ from 5%to1515% and 4%to14%4% respectively, simply by using different calculation methods.

Thus reported incidences are quite variable (one in 21 196 to one in 215 417) not only depending on the calculation method but also the population characteristics (e.g. prevalence of consanguinity) (9, 10, 11).