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It was also established that the low energy dislocation structures and the initiation life were dramatically dependent on the strain amplitude range.

Morphology of P. spp. varies dramatically dependent on the growing conditions [ 9].

Thus, we did not detect even a small group of mRNAs that are dramatically dependent on eIF4G for translation in vivo.

The success of the parasite infection is dramatically dependent on this early interaction in the vertebrate host, which permits or not the development of the disease.

Had Carter's aggressive gas mileage standards continued to be pursued by subsequent administrations, we would today -- 30-odd years later -- be dramatically less dependent on Saudi oil.

It starts with food stamps and unemployment benefits; expands further if you legalize the illegals; but insuring the uninsured dramatically grows those dependent on government.

"Part of the success of the marketing program was also dependent on dramatically driving down the costs of producing and mailing the disks and packages," Brandt writes.

Before crosslinking, the photoisomerization rate is considerably low and totally independent on molecular weights of the backbone whereas, after crosslinking, the rate is dramatically enhanced and highly dependent on the molecular weights.

The availability of oral contraceptives before the age of 20 has changed dramatically and is highly dependent on birth years, with 20% and 82% starting before the age of 20 among Icelandic users born in 1945-47 and 1963-67 respectively.

"Sadly, we only produce 60% of the food we consume, we've seen our self sufficiency fall dramatically, so we are very dependent on imported food," Raymond told the Guardian.

In CLL an early study demonstrated dramatically divergent median patient survival dependent on the IGH mutation status of 95 months with unmutated IGH genes and 293 months for those with mutated genes.