Sentence examples for depending on media from inspiring English sources

Formation of larger nanoparticles aggregates/agglomerates was observed and sizes varied depending on media composition (358 ± 13 nm in US EPA moderately hard synthetic freshwater and 1218 ± 7 nm in Elendt M7).

Guerra-Santos et al. (1984 , 1986 studied rhamnolipid production in P. aeruginosa depending on media compositions.

We sought to study this association in toddlers and determine whether the association varied depending on media content.

The race displays the dominant emerging Republican and Democratic electoral strategies in bold relief: Republicans depend on media advertising, while Democrats pin hopes on voter turnout.

Clubs, although they like to think otherwise, depend on media coverage.

Most importantly, and contrary to what Bhattacharya suggests in his article, successful grant applications do not depend on media exposure.

These results indicate that the effect of LAB on rumen fermentation depended on media pH, strain and dose of LAB or substrate incubated.

The senses depend on media and sense organs and on nerves that must run from the exterior of the body into the brain.

Second, a protest's levels of social influence to a large extent depend on media reports and the involvement of opinion leaders.

That will depend on media attention, whether or not the public is behind the artist's cause and if the public and the media can stay interested in the issue.

You have said — and other people have said, take all the old media, all the people that used to go to old media are spending all their time now — whatever time they used to spend on old media, or whatever — however, you mark a person's life depended on media, is now going online or to games.