Sentence examples for rather dependent from inspiring English sources

The calculations predict that the peak stresses do not depend on the hydrogen content of the phases, but it is rather dependent on the crystallographic cleavage direction.

It may be brittle and rather dependent on Ed Miliband sustaining his poll lead.

It is all rather dependent on employment, of course, which is probably the first factor before location.

Species compete, eat each other, work together, use one another and, in essence, are rather dependent upon each other to survive.

The latter finding reveals that spider silk fibril assembly seems to be rather dependent on the protein sequence than on the structural features, since cross-seeding with other proteins was not possible.

Because I was a young talent at the time, I had to thank my mother -- after all, I was living in her house and rather dependent on her -- and also my choir teacher, a puckered-up Irish nun named Sister Canice who gave me some invaluable advice: "Just sing, darlin'.

Second, reality is original in contrast to derivative, self-dependent rather than dependent on the existence of something else.

When using a high-pressure/low PEEP ventilation strategy, alveolar instability, and therefore VILI, surprisingly occurred earlier in the non-dependent rather than dependent lung regions.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01009.005 As mentioned earlier, the pH-dependent mouse KSper channel is encoded by the Slo3 gene, while other members of the Slo family, such as Slo1 are not pH-dependent, but rather Ca2+-dependent.

It is rather too dependent on the clichéd plot device of winning a TV competition.

"I'd rather be dependent on 500,000 subscribers than 12 big advertisers," he said.