Sentence examples for range of dependency from inspiring English sources

Although the illustration of a small sample size performance seems satisfactory compared to logistic regression models, it is yet to be tested fully for a much wider range of dependency structures than presented here in order to evaluate the robustness of the parameters obtained.

They also support the hypothesis that blunted reactivity may be characteristic of a range of dependencies.

In this vein Schaffer (2012) diagnoses a range of context-dependencies in causal discourse as being due to implicit contrastivity.

Depending upon the relative concentrations of enzyme and substrate, each exhibited a range of kinetic dependencies from zero order to first order.

While reuse within such systems covers mainly code, reusing accompanying safety artefacts is limited due to a wide range of context dependencies that need to be satisfied for safety evidence to be valid in a different context.

Despite this large range of metal dependencies, several metal-binding sites have been discovered in the most conserved domains of the group II introns, including D5 and D6.

We demonstrated that energy efficiency improved with heating for a wide range of temperature dependencies of ion channels, as was previously described for a model with fixed Q 10 values (Yu et al., 2012).

A range of probe dependencies have been observed for synthetic CCR5 ligands: from compounds that block chemokine binding but not HIV-1 gp-120 binding to compounds that block HIV-1 binding but partially spare CCR5 function through chemokine signaling.

This value varies significantly depending on the degree of dependency, ranging from 17,089 EUR per person annually for non-dependents to 33,033 EUR for greatly dependent patients (under the most conservative scenario) and from 28,318 EUR for non-dependents to 54,740 EUR for greatly dependent patients (under the second scenario).

We approached this challenge by computing "effective doses" assuming a range of different functional dependencies on age of exposure.

This value varies significantly depending on the degree of dependency; it ranged from 17,089 EUR per person annually for non-dependents to 33,033 EUR for those who were greatly dependent (under the most conservative scenario).