Sentence examples for depending upon access from inspiring English sources

Miles Kevin, a partner at Knight Frank, said the cost per square foot of property varies widely in the region, depending upon access to the water and other factors, but a benchmark would be around 300 pounds per square foot (over $600).

Peritoneal dialysis technique survival varies throughout the world, depending upon access to transplantation and haemodialysis, and centre practices [ 1].

A little apple-polishing is understandable for a reporter whose day job depends upon access.

The UCB immunitary regime depends upon access to, and penetration of, hundreds of thousands of stem cell units accumulating internationally in facilities just like this one in Madrid.

(I doubt Bagdikian depended upon access for his reporting).

"This transfer of welfare in favor of large corporate copyright owners will come at the cost of those who depend upon access to copyright works that would otherwise be in the public domain libraries, students, artists, writers, and millions of other people," read a letter signed by a coalition of dozens of stakeholders.

Determination of an optimal screening age will, however, depend upon access to species-specific information on the age when the blood supply disappears and the growth cartilage becomes resistant to ischaemia at each predilection site.

The authors write that their findings concerning ASD subgroups should be interpreted with caution because the accuracy of subgroup classification may have varied depending upon mothers' access to evaluation services, and because it was not bas ed on direct clinical observation.

The aggregation of economic and social indicators suggest that Australians and Western Australians in particular have prospered, but closer examination shows that there are "haves" and "have nots" and the gaps are in fact widening, depending upon people's access to the wealth generated by the resources boom.

Depending upon the user access rights the user's are allowed to view only that part of the data for which principle investigator or system administrators have allowed access to a particular user.

The house finch is a model species for the study of sexually selected carotenoid-based coloration; males have plumage that varies from drab yellow to brilliant red depending upon dietary carotenoid access, health, and genetic quality [ 35].