Sentence examples for means dependency from inspiring English sources

Living with parents means dependency.

Agriculture is one of the biggest users of fossil fuel, and the necessity of feeding an ever-growing population means greater dependency on oil: it also means that more and more forests will be cleared, since we are already using practically all of the easily cultivable ground on the planet.

However, increasing the MI means more dependency between the child and parent coefficients in the transformed domain.

The lowest value means total dependency, and the highest value reveals total independence.

To generate efficient results, the K-means dependency of the number of clusters was determined for different variations of cluster numbers.

In the regression analysis, there was a significant decrease in mean dependency scores in the intervention ward whereas there was a trend towards increased dependency scores in the control ward following the intervention.

This method overcomes the lack of degrees of freedom and issues with variance-mean dependency common in high-dimensional proteomics datasets where the number of variables dominates the number of samples.

That means reducing dependencies, and it also forced the company to think about isolation of various code bases so they work separately, while still being an integral part of what the company does, Antonov said.

This change will mean more dependency to regular, not so society-changing ventures such as tourism and restaurants, and hence delay the search for more access to information that could yield a more democratic society.

30 or less points mean absolute dependency on care.

Here mean-dependencies of coefficient of variation measures are accounted for, and the residual variance in the top 35 out of 70 independent phenotypes provides a measure of the overall decrease in phenotypic stability of a strain [29].