Sentence examples for exceedingly dependent from inspiring English sources
While French Polynesia came to have one of the highest standards of living in the South Pacific, many people's livelihoods became intricately tied to the "nuclear economy," which was exceedingly dependent on a continued military presence.
Consistent with these studies, mRNAs with extensive secondary-structure in their 5′-UTRs are exceedingly dependent on eIF4E and eIF4A activity [ 21, 22].
Despite of advancements in dosage form design and use of multifunctional excipients, improvement in dissolution characteristics of molecules like Telmisartan (TEL) having exceedingly pH dependent and poor solubility profile is still challenging.
A major drawback of such methods is that the time-dependent and exceedingly growing uncertainty of oil prices implies that long-term predictions become highly unreliable.
A confusingly wide variety of temporally asymmetric learning rules exists related to reinforcement learning and/or to spike-timing dependent plasticity, many of which look exceedingly similar, while displaying strongly different behavior.
As shown, 2-DG treatment induced ATP depletion in MiaPaCa-2 cells in a time- and concentration-dependent manner, whereas Capan-2 cells were exceedingly resistant to 2-DG under these conditions.
And given the fast-expanding and fossil-fuel dependent economies of countries like China and India, such reductions are exceedingly unlikely, the authors suggested.
It is exceedingly annoying to that portion of the human family whose vision is dependent on artificial aid, and we think its retirement would meet with public approbation".
The observation that in several non-endocrine human tumors somatic biallelic inactivation of CDKN1B is exceedingly rare led to the hypothesis that p27 is a dose-dependent (haploinsufficient) tumor suppressor (Philipp-Staheli et al., 2001), as formally demonstrated in mice (Fero et al., 1998).
Despite the fact that both static and kinetic friction coefficients can be measured with little difficulty under laboratory conditions, the time- and condition-dependent characteristics of friction coefficients associated with both clean and lubricated surfaces have proven exceedingly difficult to predict a priori from first principles.
