The phrase "not dependant on" is not correct; it should be "not dependent on." You can use it when expressing that something does not rely on or is not influenced by something else.
Example: "The outcome of the experiment is not dependent on external factors."
Alternatives: "not reliant on" or "not influenced by."
Southampton is not dependant on one person; Southampton will march on.
With the technology Vast have in finding listings in the long tail as well as the mainstream sites, it means they are not dependant on any one or few sources of data, and they will always be a superset of other sites out there attempting to aggregate listings just because of how well they crawl into the long tail.
The wages paid were not dependant on conviction of the defendant.
The good thing for Falcao – and the bad thing for Spurs – is that Monaco are not dependant on him.
"I want an independent candidate who is not dependant on certain alliances and who uses his position for nothing else than the good of sport," Oswald said.
AUDIENCE: In your description of the Chinese restaurant process, it seems like it was just random, not dependant on the objects.
Another downside is that while investors enjoy a regular fixed income, they don't benefit from any increase in property values – although Reap isn't dependant on house prices rising.
Regulation of gene expression is complex and is not dependant only on methylation status or copy number status.
Therefore, the net circuit effect of GABA and its allosteric modulators is not only dependant on one neuron's [Cl−]i but on the proportion of neurons with elevated and low [Cl−]i and their role in synchrony.
"Not being dependant on glasses when one does not wear them 24 hours a day…" "Another voice when living alone and attracts attention in the first instance…".
Not being dependant on various user defined parameters, having less computational requirements makes their use over other methods, such as neural networks, an advantage.
