Sentence examples for excess dependence from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin needs to take advantage of the fall in the value of the currency to diversify away from excess dependence on oil and gas, which make up two-thirds of exports; to improve the competitiveness of manufacturing and high-tech industry; to strengthen the rule of law; and to clean up corruption.

Additionally, the continued development of life saving and lifestyle-saving medications, as well as direct to consumer marketing, seems to have created an excess dependence on medication therapy to solve everyday problems.

Figure 5: Polarization dependence on excess energy.

It is shown that the nonlocality of the electrostatic interaction near the electrode/electrolyte interface leads to the non-monotonic dependence of excess ion adsorption Γ and surface tension variations Δσ on eletrolyte ion concentration N.

Finally the general conclusions regarding the form of dependence of excess surface charge densities on the surface concentrations in a multicomponent system, at the potential of the maximum of ΔḠE, are deduced.

However, all three models produce high quantities of excess electricity given their dependence on variable wind and solar coupled with storage.

The time dependence of excess holes in the trap will be d Δ N s d t = Δ p τ 1 − Δ N s τ 2 (11).

The dependence of excess mortality rate ratios on EP for the month after diagnosis are highest for prostate and breast cancer, and lower for lung and colorectal cancer.

This difference in the dependence of excess mortality rate ratios on time implies that the causes of mortality following EP are more complex than a simple dependence on tumour stage.

It has been found both theoretically and experimentally that the phonon frequency and lifetime of ωG band exhibit a strong dependence on excess charge, due to the modification of phonon dispersion close to the Kohn anomaly.

The (low) proportion of EP in early-stage breast and prostate cancer could be explained by this mechanism but sensitivity analysis, which excludes early-stage tumours from the analysis shows little impact on the observed dependence of excess mortality on EP, implying that this is not a major overall influence.