Sentence examples for encounter depends from inspiring English sources

To test the hypothesis that production of IL-12p70 upon T cell encounter depends on CD40-ligation, differently matured DC were stimulated for 24 h with CD40L-trimers.

For instance, if a participant attended clinic with a level of disability, the HDQ scores (administered prior to the health provider encounter) may be higher or lower compared with SF36 questionnaire scores (administered post encounter) depending on whether the disability was influenced by the event of seeing the health provider.

However, for PSK modulation the interference encountered depends only on the relative phases of the data symbols and not their amplitudes which are common for all constellation points.

Researchers have concluded that patient participation in medical encounters depends on a complex interplay between a patient's personal characteristics such as gender, age and personality, cultural characteristics, and the physician's communication style [ 6, 24, 25].

Recognition memory that involves multiple items and their contextual associations or the temporal order in which items are encountered depends on interactions within a circuit involving the perirhinal cortex, hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex.

Success in these encounters depended on several factors, among them the identification and recruitment of human resources (including coaches and trainers as well as athletes), innovations in coaching and training, advances in sports medicine and sports psychology, and not surprisingly the expenditure of a significant portion of the gross domestic product to support these systems.

A variety of fracture paths is encountered depending on test temperature and strain rate.

Such 'outside help' may sometimes facilitate certain focus group encounters, depending on the local culture.

Patients might react differently to the same kinds of encounters, depending on their personal sensitivity and circumstances [ 12].

Barriers and facilitators to the development and support of NMP reported by leads are detailed in table 4. (NMP = non medical prescribing, DMP = designated medical practitioner, GP: general practice, CPD = continuing professional development) The amount of difficulty encountered depended upon the strategic approach of the trust towards NMP and the involvement of the NMP lead.

How damaged you think Hunt was by yesterday's encounter probably depends on what you thought before – which is a sign that, in six hours, he managed not to make the hole he was in much deeper.