Sentence examples for fundamental dependency from inspiring English sources

Due to the fundamental dependency on site-specific information, it is difficult to draw general conclusions from the attained results.

The West has often "pitied" Africa, and organizations have offered solutions that sometimes marginalize, embarrass, or worst of all create a fundamental dependency on Western aid.

The trouble with this understanding is that, firstly it ignores the fact that natural capital is a metaphor for understanding value, not a mechanism for determining price and secondly (and more importantly), price cannot be used to assess trade-offs when the trade-offs are between aspects of value with fundamental dependency relationships at their heart.

While the Grant administration focused on well-meaning but limited goals of placing "good men" in positions of influence and convincing native peoples of their fundamental dependency on the US government, attempts to create a new departure in federal-native relations were characterized by conflict and disagreement.

The findings reported here show that the link between evolution and expression is a fundamental dependency that is not limited to protein-coding genes.

The causative factors behind this fundamental dependency that might include similar fitness effects of protein and RNA misfolding remain to be elucidated.

Analysing the coke formation at the coated section close to the inlet allows a fast determination of the fundamental dependencies of coke formation on partial pressures of reactants and on temperature.

Fundamental dependencies indicate a value hierarchy.

Better information on environmental risk and opportunity has already proved its value as a component of investors' tool box, through companies' fundamental dependencies on the environment.

A revision to the fundamental MW dependency of Eta0 was proposed to compensate for this polydispersity effect.

Surveying results from the biology of microbes and metagenomics, Dupré argues that phenomena of horizontal or lateral gene transfer as well as fundamental symbiotic dependencies between microbes and their embedding multicellular communities present a severe challenge to the traditional notion of the monogenomic biological individual (organism) as the focal unit of inheritance and selection.