Sentence examples for depending on the lack from inspiring English sources

HMRC is now using new penalties, though fines are banded and set as a percentage of any tax underpaid, depending on the lack of care, deliberate negligence or dishonesty on the part of the taxpayer.

As shown in Figure 2, the prophages profile is completely different depending on the lack or existence of symptoms of infection.

He said the visibility, or lack of it, depended on the ground temperature where a person was standing.

Szulanski (1996) suggests that the origin of the stickiness depends on the lack of absorptive capacity of the recipient, the causal ambiguity (recipient's depth of knowledge), and an arduous relationship between the source and the recipient.

High expression of asparagine synthetase might be related to their carrying a mutant p53, a possible transactivator of the asparagine synthetase gene (http//atlasgeneticsoncology.org/Genes/ASNSID44323ch7q21.html), while the relatively high sensitivity of their cell-cycle to L-asparaginase might depend on the lack of p21WAF1/CIP1, that might thus act as a resistance barrier.

The question was whether these properties also depend on the lack of the p75NTR receptor.

Those frustrating results may also depend on the lack of large and well designed trials.

Among other reasons, this could depend on the lack of studies focused on sex differences in ECs [ 8].

Thus, the inability of E2 to significantly decrease synovitis in mice lacking ERα expression in cartilage cells may depend on the lack of E2 effect on neutrophils.

The failure of policymakers to take up such evidence can depend on the lack of adequate or timely (locally) relevant research, and the accessibility of its findings.

Moreover, another limitation of our study depends on the lack of standardized post-discharge surveillance methodologies, which could affect the validity of the post-discharge SSI rate.