According to the corporate strategy, the subscription businesses -- online service and cable television -- were to buffer the company from the vagaries of the advertising market on which magazines, for example, are dependent.
Metric-based tools, for example, are dependent on heuristics and value thresholds, which are dependent on human definition anyway.
NF-Y is specifically required for genes regulated during the cell-cycle, and inducible by external stimuli: essentially all G2/M genes, for example, are dependent upon NF-Y [21], [28].
Many businesses have yet to make the connection between the health of ecosystems and corporate performance, though in some cases the linkages are obvious: a beverage company, for example, is dependent on reliable, clean and affordable sources of fresh water.
The illustration output, for example, is dependent on speed, direction, time, and the relative starting position of the turntable platters and relative length of the adjustable arms. .
Self-report of ADL, for example, is dependent on the personal perception of disability, and this may vary across cultures and countries.
For example, if we have three methods J, R and S, then we have 3!/2!(3 - 2)! = 3 different pair-wise comparisons, namely: J & R, J & S, and R & S. However the pair-wise comparison of R & S, for example, is dependent on pair-wise comparisons J & R and J & S, and so need not be explicitly modelled.
22 For example, since CCs are dependent on the true between-subject variation in the given study population, extrapolating results to other populations can be misleading.
C-myc/IgH translocations, for example, are completely dependent on AID activity and recent advances in genome-wide translocation analyses have revealed many AID-dependent translocation hot spots 5– 7. Recent studies have shown that several alternatively spliced AID variants exist, which affect the C-terminal part of the AID protein, while the N-terminal exons 1 and 2 are preserved.
The Eskimos, for example, are entirely dependent on hunting and fishing; the African San (Bushmen), the Australian Aborigines, and the Nevada Indians are chiefly dependent on the gathering of seeds, nuts, and tubers.
Food companies, for example, are entirely dependent on reasonably stable climate, healthy soils, pollinators and water.
