Sentence examples for is generally dependent on from inspiring English sources
The flexibility of this job is generally dependent on the size of the organization you are working for.
Transmission of the virus is generally dependent on vertebrate biting7, although a few cases of transmission due to organ transplantation have been reported9.
Its accuracy is generally dependent on three parameters, i.e. the curvature radius at the design point, the number of random variables and the first-order reliability index.
Would such a change be legal?... David H. Fox, Linden Hill, N.Y. A. Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the letter writer should carefully read the occupancy agreement -- or proprietary lease, as it is more commonly called -- because the ability of the co-op to amend that document is generally dependent on the document.
Increasing drilling mud salinity accelerates hydrate dissociation, and has a greater effect on shallow lateral resistivity logging than the free gas produced during drilling and any potential mud density influence, which is generally dependent on the depth at which the drilling mud invasion occurred.
Therefore, being in debt is generally dependent on social contracts.
"Our food supply is dependent on G.P.S., logistics, and weather forecasting," he said, "and those systems are generally dependent on the Internet, and the Internet is dependent on D.N.S".
It is demonstrated that the predicted collapse bounds are generally dependent on both the conventional and gradient properties, with normalised length scale(s) being present in the results.
Impacts of a drought are generally dependent on the severity of the hydrological drought event, which can be expressed by streamflow drought duration or deficit volume.
