Sentence examples for more reliance placed from inspiring English sources

Farming and irrigation have become increasingly mechanized, with more reliance placed on the use of chemical fertilizers.

Assessment of risk pre-surgery was recently deemed to need better defining, with now more reliance placed on pre-operative imaging [ 8, 9].

During the 4th century more and more reliance was placed on friendly native states, and patrols were withdrawn.

In Romance, Latin inflectional endings have been much reduced, and more reliance is placed on syntactic construction to convey sentence meaning; that is, Romance languages are more "analytic" than the predominantly "synthetic" Latin.

But, as compared to Smith, more reliance was placed on severely simplified models.

However, systematic reviews have highlighted reservations with respect to the reliance placed on the subgroup analysis [ 7- 9].

Perhaps at the next REF more reliance should be placed on metrics, with panels operating more as moderators than as judges.

Other European countries and the United States placed more reliance on monetary policy.

He was less successful in the short-course format used at college level, which placed more reliance on efficient turns.

In contrast, BME managers found it harder to form such ties and had to place more reliance on structured relationships and formal training that often focused on performance in their current role rather than developing networks and reputation.

The new farming also places more reliance on artificial systems than on the instincts and experience of individuals, such as the fenland farmer who points out to Harvey the slight ridging peculiar to the base of a Hereford cow's horn "that reveals the number of her calvings as surely as the rings of a felled tree denote the seasons of its life".