Sentence examples for is somewhat dependent from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that the ability of xenoestrogens to elicit rapid Ca and ERK phosphorylation responses in pituitary cells depends on hydrophobicity, which is somewhat dependent upon the length of linear carbon chains, rather than with their ability to bind nuclear receptor in artificial binding systems.

I suppose in any election, the election is somewhat dependent on circumstance.

"Our knowing when the need arises is somewhat dependent on customers knowing that the program exists," he said.

"The Palm application is somewhat dependent on the number of people who have a wireless Palm device," said David Moon, a partner in the hotel industry group at Arthur Andersen in Phoenix.

And with the overwhelming majority of its students coming from New York City public schools, the university's success is somewhat dependent on the quality of education those institutions offer.

Likewise Hosni (2014) argues that what model of belief is appropriate is somewhat dependent on context.

Despite the remarkable stability of the optimum cut-off thresholds as well as of sensitivities and specificities obtained by the parametric LR method over a broad range of P(D), the mean estimates of the logistic regression analyses (α0 and α1) nevertheless are somewhat dependent on P(D), and this dependence even remains after proper correction.

For the moment Facebook appears to be somewhat dependent on Foursquare's success.

The beginning of NOx desorption atmospheres was somewhat dependent on the amount of stored NOx.

Generally, organoleptic attributes were not affected by photoperiod, but these attributes were somewhat dependent upon cultivar and harvest time.

The composition of the heptane-soluble fraction was somewhat dependent on the molecular structure of the original polymer.