Sentence examples for firmly dependent from inspiring English sources
The accuracy of PC-PTF was firmly dependent on the presence of measured water retention points in the entire range of WRC.
Nutlin-3a-induced apoptosis and senescence were firmly dependent on the presence of functional p53, as revealed by the fact that glioblastoma cells with knockdown p53 with specific siRNA, or cells with mutated or functionally impaired p53 pathway, were completely insensitive to the drug.
As shown in the new Figure 6D, however, the resulting RNA remains firmly dependent on RIG-I and not MDA5 for its stimulatory activity.
Only the earlier potentials have been firmly established as being vestibular-dependent and, for the cVEMP montage in particular, the later peaks are unlikely to be of vestibular origin (Colebatch et al., 1994).
We here demonstrated that P-selectin engagement of PSGL-1 induced force-dependent calcium signaling of firmly adhered neutrophils in flow through a common pathway in which moesin, Syk, and cytoskeleton actin were required.
South Korea and Taiwan, two large export-dependent economies, were also firmly in the positive territory, with the Korean Kospi index rising by 2.35%, to 1,742.19 and Taiwan's Taiex weighted index up by 2.2%, to 8,605.32.
Interestingly, extravascular administration of plasmin caused a dose-dependent elevation in numbers of firmly adherent and transmigrated neutrophils.
Extravascular, but not intravascular administration of plasmin caused a dose-dependent increase in numbers of firmly adherent and transmigrated neutrophils.
Interestingly, extravascularly applied plasmin did not alter leukocyte rolling, but induced a dose-dependent increase in numbers of firmly adherent and transmigrated leukocytes as compared to vehicle-treated controls (Fig. 6B, D, F).
Functional magnetic resonance imaging using blood oxygenation level dependent signal (BOLD fMRI) has become firmly established as the method of choice in neuroscience to assess areas of altered neural activation and/or functional connectivity between brain regions.
Meanwhile, coal-dependent utilities like the Southern Company in Georgia firmly resist both ideas.
