Sentence examples for depending on the timescale from inspiring English sources

Baselines can shift, however, depending on the timescale of observation.

The dominant link between microbial life and geomorphology appears to take on different forms depending on the timescale under consideration, with a stabilising microbial role apparent over short timescales being replaced by a denudational role over longer timescales.

The effects of hunting and wolf predation on elk group sizes may differ depending on the timescale.

There may be different patterns of correlations observed depending on the timescale being examined, and depending on the tonic levels of arousal.

What is apparent from all the analyses of specific HAART regimens presented in this review paper was that although the results were consistent with each other, they varied depending on the timescale under consideration.

An expert panel recently reviewed the role of i.v. iron in the management of perioperative anaemia and concluded that patients with preoperative anaemia due to iron deficiency or chronic disease should receive preoperative treatment with oral or i.v. iron, depending on the timescale before surgery, tolerance of oral iron, and iron status.

Much would depend on the timescale an independent Scottish government would demand for the removal of all nuclear weapons from the country.

The implications of these landscape distortions depend on the timescale regime under which the protein is stretched.

Where problems and activities sit within these broad levels depends on the timescale, geographic spread, level of harm and profile.

An ordering of species for variable strain rates is derived by integrating over mixture fraction space a modified CSP pointer that depends on the timescale and mass fraction of each chemical species.

In contrast, because deformation at the North Pole is likely caused by loading due to the north polar layered deposits (NPLD; Phillips et al. 2008), it follows that deformation at the North Pole depends on the timescale of climate change due to Martian obliquity cycles (Laskar et al. 2002, 2004).