Sentence examples for depending on emerging from inspiring English sources
And it would pose yet another challenge to the global economy, which is increasingly depending on emerging markets like India and China to make up for stagnation in the West.
Our choice of biomarkers (Table 1) is based on a combination of prior EED studies, extrapolation from other intestinal diseases, and biological plausibility, although the final panel of markers may change depending on emerging data.
We cannot depend on emerging technologies to save us, because no one technology can.
We do not quantify the split or transfer of surplus among or across companies or consumers, since this would depend on emerging competitive dynamics and business models.
The report notes, however, that "The accuracy of these predictions will certainly depend on emerging economic and housing market conditions in the next two years".
Yet, during the G20 Washington summit it was predicted that over 80% of future global economic growth will depend on emerging market countries, many of which are in Africa.
The refinement of the model and its power to predict multispecies productivity depends on emerging data from trial and commercial sea-based IMTA operations.
Accurate estimation of the transcripts sequences in RNA samples will ultimately depend on emerging fragmentation-free long-read sequencing technology.
These processes take also part in structuring cities, as is cognitive, social and mental aspects with various degrees of direct relations to the physical environment (e.g. Portugali 2011, Batty 2013, Frank et al. 2001), meaning that 'society and space' affect one another rather than one depending on or emerging from the other.
An enormous amount for good or ill can still be done on this and other subjects, depending on what emerges from behind those doors.
Different therapeutic goals will be pursued (e.g. microcirculation, mobility, endurance, strength) depending on what emerges from the clinical reasoning as the most dominant peripheral dysfunction.
