Sentence examples for depending on the release from inspiring English sources

I don't know, depending on the release date for that, it might make more sense to buy the GOTY edition than shell out the money for each DLC individually.

Ico and the Queen's words are presented in either English or Japanese subtitles depending on the release region, but Yorda's speech is presented in a symbolic language.

The extrinsic pathway is receptor-dependent, whereas the intrinsic one is activated by intracellular events and depends on the release of pro-apoptotic factors from the mitochondria.

During a visit last winter, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton seemed to say that additional relationship building seemed to depend on the release of the prisoners.

Greece managed to avoid defaulting on a €5bn loan payment after raising sufficient funds in a series of bond auctions, but its long term fate depends on the release of €31.5bn of funding from the EU and IMF, with another meeting due to take place on Tuesday.

The release profile largely depends on the release medium selected for the studies.

The toxicity of silver nanomaterials among other things depends on the release of free ions [33],[33].

Erosion largely depends on the release of particles from the weathering rock, which in turn requires a degree of dissolution of the more soluble grains.

It depends on the release of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, the balance of respiratory and photosynthetic metabolism, as well as the origin of waters, the geological nature of the crossing environment and discharges of sewage (Goterman [1995]).

The biological performance of this composite mainly depended on the release of AgNPs, which needed to be triggered by the ion-exchange response and was further influenced by the loadings of AgNPs in the composite.

As adjuvanticity of liposomal IFNγ may strongly depend on the release kinetics of cytokines in vivo, the findings in this paper may contribute to a rational design of liposomal-cytokine adjuvants in vaccines against cancer and infectious diseases.