Sentence examples for leads depending on from inspiring English sources

This decomposition leads, depending on the nature of the carbanionic moiety, either to iodobenzene or to an iodo-derivative of the dicarbonyl compound in its anionic form.

To generate finite memory transmit sequences, a minor modification of the presented state machine is required, which is described in Appendix B. This modification leads, depending on the source memory Lsrc, to a slight reduction of the source entropy rate.

For an RNA sequence of length 400, this leads, depending on the threshold, to a 10 138 fold speed-up compared with the previous complete method.

Instead, it sends them with two, five or 10 potential leads (depending on the plan) each morning.

Craigslist.org is easy to use and can bring in a lot of local leads, depending on what kind of business you have.

What makes this strange is that a new war would be a war about the genocide; for, while Hutu Power still seeks to make its crime a success by making it indistinguishable from the continuum of Rwandan history, the R.P.F. and the new government it leads depend on the genocide to justify their rule.

"What if I kissed a man who wasn't my husband?" led to "The Post-Birthday World" (2007), which traces the alternate lives that a children's-book illustrator might lead depending on how she answers.

It is well known that different XC potentials can lead, depending on the studied materials and properties, to results which are in very bad agreement with the experiment, e.g., for the bandgap of semiconductors and insulators which is severely underestimated or even absent[23].

Both drought and salt stress sensed by the plant will progressively lead, depending on their intensity, to osmotic stress caused by cellular dehydration [ 6].

As suggested in relation to shared decision making [ 35] and decisions about screening [ 36] health professionals should be flexible in their approach to allow patients to engage in the partnership in a dynamic way, and to lead or be led, depending on their preference at that particular time.

In a paediatric setting, risk-based follow-up has been recommended, whereby patients are stratified to services (primary care based, nurse led or consultant led) depending on their treatment history and likelihood of further health problems (Oeffinger et al, 2000; Wallace et al, 2001; Geenen et al, 2007).