Sentence examples for overt dependence from inspiring English sources

The Indian IT industry suffers from geographical and cultural distance and overt dependence on the American market.

What's more, De Palma's peculiar fealty to the history of cinema — his overt dependence upon the films of Alfred Hitchcock and his plethora of references to other classic filmmakers (from Howard Hawks and Stanley Kubrick to Michelangelo Antonioni and Sergei Eisenstein) — results in zombie-like movies.

The trials (17, 18) and a cohort study (19) have shown that mild asymptomatic hyperglycemia, detected by oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) or A1C, may precede by months or years overt insulin dependence among individuals with islet autoantibodies.

These results also suggest that the reduced effect of diazoxide and overt ADP dependence in the SUR2A-containing KATP channels may be due to the effects of the hairpin loop Lys residue on intrinsic MgATPase activity.

O3 exposure caused HR and ECG changes that were accompanied by a shift in sympathovagal balance, but no apparent significant cellular inflammation, indicating potential mediation by increased parasympathetic tone and less dependence on the overt injury and inflammation common at high concentrations.

Using functional neuroimaging, other work has examined the comparison with nicotine dependence, a drug addiction where overt neurotoxicity might be expected to be negligible.

Once these cells break their dependence on external signals they become overt testicular cancer.

In light of the fact that habitual ingestion of liquor-strength alcohol and smoking are risk factors for pancreatic cancer [ 2, 3], individuals undergoing baclofen therapy for alcohol or nicotine dependence may harbor precancerous pancreatic lesions that are promoted to overt cancer by baclofen.

Participants were between 18 and 60 years of age, HIV-positive and willing to present documentation to confirm serostatus, consumed alcohol within the last 3 months, with a history of alcohol abuse or dependence within the past 2 years, and, at the time of recruitment, were not showing overt signs of major psychiatric disorders.

The lack of dependence of DICD on classical survival signaling and the observation that DICD was not accompanied by an overt increase in Annexin V staining suggested that classical apoptosis or anoikis was unlikely to be responsible for DICD in TertHMECs.

Exclusion criteria for both groups were as follows: (i) positive breath alcohol level, (ii) current dependence on other substances, (iii) significant medical illness, (iv) comorbid severe and enduring mental health disorder, and (v) overt cognitive impairment; and additionally for the nonclinical group: (vi) history of alcohol dependence.