Sentence examples for massively depending from inspiring English sources

The choice of phonemes available to speakers varies massively depending on what language they're using.

One of the main reasons for the lack of transparency is simply that there is no standard barrel of oil - the cost of producing one varies massively depending on which of the many thousand oil rigs around the world it comes from.

The level of research that is possible will vary massively depending on the company and the position you are applying for, but there are some common areas to research before the interview.

Urban and sub-urban area massively depends on transportation infrastructure networks which are primarily constructional with concrete and asphalt, and it does not have enough vegetation to absorb heat caused by these asphalt and concrete [1].

In cyclopoid copepods, chromatin diminution occurs in taxa with massively expanded germline genomes; depending on species, germline genome sizes range from 15 – 75 Gb, 12 74 Gb of which are lost from pre-somatic cell lineages at germline – soma differentiation.

"Like all families we have been in and out and depend massively on the NHS".

And to confuse matters still more, Kadima's own chances of keeping Mr Sharon in power after the election due in March took a knock after he suffered a stroke, albeit a minor one, on December 18th; his new party, after all, depends massively on the charisma of its 77-year-old leader.Among Palestinians the uncertainty is just as great.

It depends massively on the way you grow up.

"It depends massively on who you're talking to... there's anecdotal evidence all over the place".

Reliable expression profiling by massively parallel sequencing depends crucially on the accuracy to which the reads could be mapped to the corresponding genes.

Conceivably, the identification of common objects from every-day life depends massively on top-down information and will therefore be largely based on existing knowledge and former experience rather than manual exploration.