Sentence examples for greatest dependency from inspiring English sources

The RCY was found to have the greatest dependency on the amount of carrier ammonia added.

This is underscored in Table 2, which shows variations in the provincial and territorial reliance upon foreign-trained physicians, with smaller, more rural areas showing the greatest dependency.

Compound DB1692 showed the greatest dependency on P2 for transport (50% inhibitory concentration [IC50] 25-fold higher for the tbat1−/− line than for the wild type), followed by DB1645 (16-fold higher), DB1465 (10-fold), and DB1464 (8-fold) (Table 2).

Post-hoc comparison tests (Scheffé) indicated that the only significant difference was that people receiving care at home were more dependent than care home residents (p = 0.010); higher scores indicating greater dependency.

One of the drugs' unpleasant side effects will be greater dependency on aid.

Along with greater dependency among businesses, they create new areas of uncertainty.

Michelle Bachmann, The Washington Times A second term for Mr. Obama would mean higher taxes, more wasteful spending and an even greater dependency on big government.

Bridge said: "Smoking drugs is by no means safe, but is a great deal safer than injecting drugs – which is particularly associated with overdose, blood-borne viruses, drug-related litter, greater dependency, abscesses and vein damage.

New and innovative industries are forced to swim upstream against these subsidies, blocking progress toward a sensible, cleaner energy future and driving us to ever greater dependency on Middle East oil.

In 2010, even as unemployment surged past 11% in Arizona, the state legislature gutted many of the support programmes to the horror of officials who warned that the changes would "lead to greater dependency and increased costs".

Some of the Daily News's "valiant soldiers of the great dependency" came from the "martial races" of the Punjab and the North West Frontier – tribes that the empire had been recruiting to the Indian army for generations.