Sentence examples for effects rely on from inspiring English sources
Such effects rely on more intense and effective social interactions as city size increases and have been described at length in sociology and economics [23] [26].
These effects rely on the sub-type of adenosine receptors present on the cell surface.
Their effects rely on the physical attributes of the engineer and/or its biogenic constructs, such as abundance and/or size.
These effects rely on designer craft: there is to date little empirical evidence of how motion properties contribute to affective impressions.
Direct effects rely on chemical and physical changes in the soil matrix which in turn make the medium inhospitable or noxious to plant-parasitic nematodes (Haydock et al. 2006; Guerena 2006).
While digital effects rely on the software designer's programming prowess, hardware effects require a talent for designing electronic circuitry.
Malebranche's argument that God alone can produce effects relies on the assumption that "a true cause … is one such that the mind perceives a necessary connection [liaison nécessaire] between it and its effects" (Malebranche 1958 84, 2 316).
Onstage they seized back his newer songs from computers and studio effects, relying on hands, feet and Mr. Maal's own clear, perpetually hopeful voice.
A definition of factorial effects relying on the treatment structure defined by the hierarchies is proposed.
The identification of these effects relies on GDP growth shocks in the destination countries and migration networks.
Obviously films have restrictions novels do not have, constraints of time and budget; I can create dazzling effects relying on nothing but the interaction of my own and my readers' imaginations".
