Sentence examples for long term dependence from inspiring English sources

Streamflow, lake level and rainfall data acquired from 11 monitoring stations and 21 grid points at Rift Valley lakes basin of Ethiopia have been analyzed to evaluate short and long term dependence using parametric and non-parametric tests.

In addition to increasing production costs, long term dependence upon agrochemical control increases selection pressure for fungicide resistance or tolerance development in pathogen populations.

But a program that limits people to one year of subsidized work hardly invites long-term dependence.

He hates seeing what long-term dependence on psychotropic drugs does to people and encourages them to train hard.

The head of the Australian Council of Social Service, Cassandra Goldie, said the proportion of people with a long-term dependence on welfare was "very, very small".

The piloted card would prevent the claimant spending their money to feed their addiction, so reducing their long-term dependence on health services.

Investment in solar, wind and geothermal technologies and transportation fueled by them would create trillions of dollars in economic bang without the bust for wildlife conservation, our climate, health, economy and long-term dependence on an unsustainable and volatile resource.

It would have no impact on global warming and only marginal impact on the country's long-term dependence on foreign oil, even in the unhappy event that Congress approved Mr. Bush's plan to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Now the United States has ended restrictions on acreage, but increases in domestic consumption there, and changes in trade patterns and in attitudes toward aid, rule out long-term dependence on North American surpluses.

In fact, the self-similarity of a time series means the series have the long-term dependence.

Acute kidney injury (AKI) requiring renal replacement therapy (RRT) is associated with high mortality and long-term dependence on RRT.