Sentence examples for instance dependence from inspiring English sources

For instance, dependence is a significant factor in scale-free networks, where agents' social status is highly diverse, but not significant in random networks.

For instance, dependence criteria require clinicians to make a judgment about whether behaviours "substantially impair" the patient.

For instance, the dependence of income on gender and profession may be under study.

If for instance the dependence of petal width and length is very similar across groups, but correlations involving the sepals are much less akin, they will still all be combined with the same weights.

For instance, opioid dependence may result from self-medication in emotionally unstable individuals, or from experimenting with drugs in sensation seekers.

For instance, the dependence of logging damage on logging intensity, and thus differences in logging damage between management scenarios, was not considered.

However, a characteristic common to port systems in Southern Europe continues to be the acceptance of changes, that is, non-dependency on traditional institutional instances (path dependence).

The according distributions are shown in Figure 8. Figure 8 Distributions of test instances in dependence of prototypicality: AllInst, Min2/4 (minimum 2 of 4 raters agree), and Min3/4 (minimum 3 of 4 raters agree).

For instance, the pH dependence of the DNAP β (a family X DNAP) reaction is complex, implicating the transfer of multiple protons, Observation of proton release just prior to DNAP β chemistry is also consistent with a mechanism involving deprotonation of the 3′-OH.

Two instances of local dependence among other items were identified (2c Pressure in throat vs. 2 g Need to clear throat often and 2 h Discomfort swallowing vs. 2i Difficulty swallowing, Table  2).

We tried to implement knowledge about the evolution of rRNA in two ways: (i) the use of mixed DNA/RNA models is meant to account for known instances of character dependence due to compensatory mutations in stem regions, (ii) the application of time-heterogeneous models accounts for non-stationary processes that occurred in arthropod lineages.