The outcome of a particular diet is, for example, dependent on the genetic background of the mice [ 84] as well as on the different time intervals when the diet is used [ 201].
For example, dependent on the biological requirement, amino acid changes in the binding surfaces can shift the binding preferences to allow a given peptide bind to one of the duplicated domains but not the other, or less drastically, bind with different affinities to each domain.
The first part of this review provides the reader with an overview showing that the interaction of the SNS with the immune system to control inflammation is strongly context-dependent (for example, depending on the activation state of the immune cell or neuro-transmitter concentration).
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. .
It is, for example, highly dependent on the consumer economy.
Metric-based tools, for example, are dependent on heuristics and value thresholds, which are dependent on human definition anyway.
Self-report of ADL, for example, is dependent on the personal perception of disability, and this may vary across cultures and countries.
For chronic illnesses such as RA there may be more realistic health-related anchors, for example 'becoming dependent on others' and 'having increased physical limitations', which were reported by RA patients to worry them [ 25, 26].
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.
This example is critically dependent on the first number the 163 species found only on the one species of tree.
Counties, for example, are heavily dependent on state financing.
