Sentence examples for developed to rely from inspiring English sources

In those areas of the world where multi-gene assays are readily available, clinical practice has developed to rely on the results to guide decisions about inclusion of chemotherapy in the treatment of patients with ER-positive, HER2-negative disease.

By losing the more ancient RIDD function of the UPR, S. cerevisiae cell would have developed to rely exclusively on a more refined and more powerful transcriptional regulation program.

I wish my city could develop, to rely on itself".

Most of the computational CRM prediction algorithms developed to date rely mainly on the distances between motifs and the phylogenetic conservation of these motifs across different species [ 6- 8].

The agricultural techniques developed to boost production relied on electrically powered irrigation systems and on chemical fertilizers and pesticides produced at factories that had been closed owing to a lack of fuel and raw materials.

But Port Authority executives are developing plans to rely more on waterways than highways to get the containers out of the port to regional distribution centers.

New forms of tide, wave and wind power plants will have to be developed to replace generators that rely on fossil fuels.

Various indices have been developed to assess causality which rely on a scoring system but there is no agreed gold standard and agreement between different scales is often poor [ 13].

They complained that one minute the United States says it wants developing countries to rely on free trade rather than handouts, the next it enacts a law, which they say is the biggest impediment in the free trade of food, the one commodity all these countries produce.

In some instances the significant cultural property of entire nations has been dispersed to private collections and museums in different parts of the world, leaving the developing museums to rely on casts and replicas to convey the area's cultural achievements.

QED induced UV-C radiation from hand-held nano-coated bowls allows people in the developing world to rely on themselves to disinfect the Ebola virus and drinking water.