Sentence examples for recognised to depend from inspiring English sources
Cost-effectiveness was generally recognised to depend on compliance with screening, however, one study suggested that high compliance rates were not necessary to achieve cost-effectiveness [19].
The politicians had eventually recognised this dexterity and came to depend on it.
It has depended, and continues to depend.
The study on the ease of recognising faces, depending on their owners' race, was carried out by Jennifer Eberhardt, of Stanford University, using a technique called functional magnetic-resonance imaging (fMRI).
'ON' and 'OFF' methyl marks are 'read' by chromodomain-containing proteins, such as heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) and Polycomb (Pc), and it is becoming clear that these proteins specifically recognise methyl marks, depending on their location in the histones (Fischle et al, 2003c).
Enterprise is starting to recognise that healthy commerce depends on healthy people, and so climate change presents long-term threats if it compromises health.
Whether a state is recognised as a democracy depends on its adherence to the rule of law.
A lesson began to crystallise, not just about the need for Israel to be strong, but for the Jews of the world to recognise that they couldn't depend on anyone else to guarantee their safety.
The potential for a uORF to be recognised by the translational machinery depends upon the sequence composition around the AUG, a concept known as leaky scanning where non-optimal sequences may be bypassed.
While our study demonstrates a slight preference towards the long-acting or short-acting methylphenidate on certain core symptoms, depending on the environment, we recognise that our results depend on the internal validity of the included studies.
