Sentence examples for overtly dependent from inspiring English sources
"We have been so overtly dependent on advertising as the turbine that runs this place, and that is a very, very risky model as we emerge from the recession," Mr. Townsend said on Friday.
We conclude that efficacy of effect is not overtly dependent on the number of manipulated neurons but rather on their specific connectivity and/or function.
As discussed further below, these results revealed that, while CHD4 depletion does not overtly impair ATM-dependent signalling and SSB repair possibly because of partly compensatory chromatin remodelling activities CHD4 function clearly promotes DSB repair and cell survival after genotoxic challenge.
Only one subject overtly presented different parts.
The levels of PEM (Rhox5), a control androgen-dependent protein, were also not overtly affected.
Crucially, Aristotle denies overtly that the causes operative in nature are intention-dependent.
Whether or not this parasitical constituency is overtly harmful or 'well-adapted' towards its host is highly context dependent [128].
This effect on experience-dependent neural plasticity occurred at much lower exposure levels than did the overtly toxic effects of MAM seen under standard conditions, suggesting that impairments in neuronal plasticity may be a more sensitive index of neurotoxicant exposure than are the toxicant's direct effects.
These surprising findings were explored in different strains of mice by Andy Jermy using adoptive transfer approaches to prove that the antibodies were T-cell-dependent (Supplementary material B111); BALB/c mice injected with mouse AChR often became overtly weak with antibodies very similar to those found in human myasthenia gravis (Jermy et al., 1993).
