Sentence examples for is only dependant from inspiring English sources
A reliable numerical damage model has been developed for adhesively bonded joints under fatigue loading that is only dependant on the adhesive system and not on joint configuration.
The Wavelet and scalar coefficients are only dependant on the measured raw data of a surface and the filtering and lifting factors calculated by a cubic spline interpolation in an interval.
While in cancer cell lines the apoptotic response to CDK inhibitors is only partially p53 dependant, studies using the zebrafish show a remarkable p53 dependence of the apoptotic response in the whole organism system.
However, the solubility is highly dependant on the polarity of the solvent and poly-APS is only poorly soluble in methanol, and even less soluble in ethanol.
The fatigue behavior of coatings is not only dependant on the Hertzian contact pressure alone, but it is highly influenced by the machine characteristics.
They confirmed that the current architecture of ecological networks is not only dependant on recent ecological processes.
However, the efficiency of genome scans is not only dependant on a wide genomic distribution of SNPs.
The successful delivery of any hands-on NGS training is not only dependant on the workshop content and materials, but also on access to computing infrastructure capable of meeting its compute intensive requirements.
Therefore, the net circuit effect of GABA and its allosteric modulators is not only dependant on one neuron's [Cl−]i but on the proportion of neurons with elevated and low [Cl−]i and their role in synchrony.
Note, however, that we have used a discrete time step in stochastic simulations and that the cell in our model can assume more than two possible states and some decisions are only internal state-dependant.
Associations between events are not only dependant on the personal experiences of the individual, but also on social processes of construction and re-construction that ultimately give place to what we experience as a collective history.
