Sentence examples for excess depends from inspiring English sources
RESULTS: Whether subspecialists are in excess depends first on which boundary model most closely approximates the current market conditions.
First, the lung cancer excess depends critically on the rates on which the SMR is based.
The Bayesian approach is also subjective: whether there is an apparent statistical excess depends on the specified prior.
McCormack et al (2012) further state that figures showing mesotheliomas related to chrysotile asbestos exposure may be erroneously over-reported, but give no explanation for their statement that 'the lung cancer excess depends critically on the rates on which the SMR is based'.
4 p.m. 1) BIRD'S-EYE VIEW There are few better symbols of Singapore's recent success -- or excess, depending on your perspective -- than the year-old Marina Bay Sands (10 Bayfront Avenue; 65-6688-8868; marinabaysands.com), a gargantuan, three-towered complex with more than 2,500 rooms that looms over the city.
The thorax temperature excess depended strongly on Ta (Tth−Ta ∼ 3 38°C) (Fig. 2, Fig. 3; Table 3).
As there are variations in the degree of excess depending on the specific outcome and whether they survived osteosarcoma or Ewing sarcoma, risk needs to be assessed in a stratified way.
For example, Dittmar and Mahrt-Smith (2007) demonstrate that the net effect of excess cash depends on a firm's governance quality, specifically that excess cash has less value in firms with a large number of ATPs.
It is shown that the lower critical normalized excess HRR depends on the parameter A√H/AT.
These mutants also lost their localization to the bud neck (Fig. 5C), implying that the formation of ectopic septin spirals by excess Bud3p-M19 depends on its ability to interact with the bud neck-localized septins.
On the other hand, some studies have questioned this paradox, by showing that the magnitude or even the existence of a female excess morbidity depends on the health indicator and stage of the life course analyzed [ 15, 16].
