Sentence examples for intrinsically dependent from inspiring English sources

The economy of the Palestinian Authority, an interim, self-rule body established nearly 20 years ago, remains intrinsically dependent on Israel.

Postmarketing patient safety is intrinsically dependent on the correct balance of economics, regulatory oversight and legal and enforcement issues.

The expanded uncertainty for phase velocity is intrinsically dependent on accurate speed of ultrasound estimation in the reference medium.

The former process is intrinsically dependent upon the situational awareness (SA) of the individual and the team (Cannon-Bowers and Bell 1997; Crichton and Flin 2002).

Yet the local semantics given by the particle rules are intrinsically dependent of the notion of dialogue, since they describe sequences of language acts.

The deviation from Fickian diffusion is assumed to be intrinsically dependent on the time varying viscoelastic response of the epoxy and its nanoparticle reinforced polymer nanocomposite.

These PR lesions may be intrinsically more dependent on a vascular supply for survival and therefore more dependent on re-vascularisation in order to progress.

This property originates from the intrinsically context dependent nature of TF.

Analysis of the temperature impact on enzyme levels (e) needs to be done carefully, since these are intrinsically context dependent.

In fact, although CD8+ T cells lose their CD28 co-receptor more readily, they are intrinsically less dependent on CD28 for activation than CD4+ T cells (Larbi, Muti, et al 2006).

On the contrary, our method is intrinsically model-dependent, since it utilizes compartmental analysis of the gut to directly estimate the PV IF, which, in its turn, is combined with the arterial TAC (obtained via ROIs on the aortic arc) to perform the compartmental analysis of the liver.