Sentence examples for hence dependent on from inspiring English sources

Nations are hence dependent on each other but none admits this dependence and there is no machinery for interdependence.

Syllabaries are highly ambiguous and hence dependent on knowledge not only of the script but also on the likely content of the message.

In addition, data collection was dependent on chart extraction, hence dependent on provider documentation.

Hence, dependent on protein availability these sites may to some extent also bind Grb2.

One possibility then is that the fast progressing excitatory activity is cortical and hence dependent on cortical connectivity.

All disorders were self-reported by the participants, and hence dependent on the women's perception of the medical condition.

But then Kant came along, and he took the further step of declaring the 'self' itself an appearance, a series of representations with no content of their own and with no intrinsic substantial unity — hence dependent for both on their phenomenal, spatially extended, objects.

In the formula (∀x)(∀y)(∃z/∀y) R x, y, z), for instance, ∃z is syntactically subordinate to both ∀x and ∀y, but is marked as independent of ∀y, and is hence dependent only on ∀x.

The phase transformation is driven by the short-range structural and electronic changes of [VO4] and [AgOx] (x = 5, 6, and 7) clusters (building blocks of both monoclinic structures), and hence is dependent on the temperature employed during synthesis.

Conversely, most adult birds, which are tied to a breeding territory and have different nutritional requirements during the breeding season [22], must obtain their food by prospecting the landscape and are hence less dependent on AFS and likely more exposed to poisoning.

However, DetMod does not have a noise model for the protein interaction data and hence is dependent on its good quality.