Sentence examples for marked dependencies from inspiring English sources

These data corroborate that if there were marked dependencies of TCR on release rate, as e.g. the case in a loose coupling regime, we would be able to detect this dependence in our experiments.

There are all sorts of qualifications that Romney should have mentioned before heaping forty-seven per cent of the population into the pile marked "dependency culture" and dismissing them.

The concept of 'oncogene addiction', a term coined by Bernard Weinstein, refers to the common phenomenon that tumor cells, despite the striking number of their genetic aberrations, develop marked dependency on a particular oncogenic pathway for their sustained survival and proliferation.

Marker dependencies are taken into account through the use of a hidden Markov model.

The period between the accession of David I and the death of Alexander III was marked by dependency upon and relatively good relations with the Kings of England.

Combinations of vincristine + cyclophosphamide and 5-fluorouracil + gamma-rays were chosen because they had been shown by other workers to exhibit marked schedule dependency, including considerabl potentiation, against leukaemic cell lines.

It must also be noted that Gem has marked schedule dependency in terms of its toxicity profile and maximal tolerated dose: whether given alone or in combination with radiotherapy (Martin et al, 1996).

The landscape of post-colonial development is marked by deepening dependency of the developing states on the core states consisted mainly of western developed countries.

--nodeps Do not check dependencies.

Her diplomatic relations with the Eastern emperor had always been marked by cordiality and even dependency; thus, when Amalasuntha, in turn, met her death in a blood feud mounted by the slain men's families, Justinian seized the opportunity to protest the murder.

Every satisfaction for a mission node MN found in the mission dependency model is marked as a hit in hit MN.