Sentence examples for reliant on the performance from inspiring English sources
However, all analyses performed so far with this bioassay were reliant on the performance of a single microscope user, observing biological processes and counting individual cells through the ocular of a microscope.
The importance of the tanker deal and the A400M was that together they would help make EADS a more balanced aerospace company, less reliant on the performance of its Airbus subsidiary in the very cyclical civil aviation market.
The efficiency and long-term stability of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) are both highly reliant on the performance of the porous fuel electrode.
However, ultrasound is ultimately reliant on consistent performance by the operator.
Over the last few years, in addition to garnering critical kudos for his choreography, Mr. Elam has become a pioneer in a challenging endeavor for an art form reliant on live performance: enabling dance to use the Internet as effectively as music and film have.
The meeting, between Britain's biggest bank and some of the biggest fund managers in the City, was the culmination of almost 12 months of discussions over how to make the bank's pay policies less reliant on share performance, and link them to different indicators of success such as customer satisfaction and negotiations with regulators.
Furthermore, a greater number of women (37 per cent) are reliant on company performance to earn a bonus compared to men (27 per cent), new survey reveals.
Therefore, to reduce possible locomotor confounds, we decided to test Tg mice and WT controls using the contextual fear conditioning paradigm, a test that depends on hippocampal function but is less reliant on locomotor performance.
Khan believes that online video is headed for a considerable slowdown because its still reliant on the CPM model, as opposed to performance-based measurements like cost-per-click or cost-per-action based display.
The economy is still largely reliant on the services sector, which gave its best performance in nearly a year with growth of 0.7%.
We hypothesized that, if men are less fully reliant on the praxis system than women, then their performance should be more adversely affected by the removal of vision on tasks that are ostensibly praxic.
