Sentence examples for secondary reliance from inspiring English sources
Thus, our data suggest that the chicks showed primary reliance on local geometry and a secondary reliance on medial axes.
Chicks showed reliance on local geometrical cues primarily, with a secondary reliance on medial axes, whereas pigeons showed reliance on medial axes.
This may imply a differential effect on TIC secondary to less reliance on E-cadherin for adhesion in TIC.
Having read Neil Howard's recent piece on the trouble with the global slavery index, we firmly agree with him that there are risks of trying to measure the size of the modern slavery problem through reliance on secondary sources.
There are no clangers and the set pieces - the Tolpuddle martyrs, the Newport rising, the 1848 rally on Kennington Common - are done well enough, but with an almost total reliance upon secondary sources the book begins to take the tone of a well-trod chronicle.
And of course his analysis takes no account of Blair's dislike of parliament, the increased use of the guillotine under Labour, the reduction in parliamentary hours, the reliance on secondary legislation to avoid debate and scrutiny, the neglect of cabinet government and the lies and the distortion of the political process that enabled one man to take Britain to war in Iraq.
Another limitation is the reliance on secondary data, though the sources are reliable, timelines of the data differs and realities change.
Writing in 1996, reviewer Russell J. Bowen ascribes this to Brown's reliance on secondary sourcing and oral interviews (describing the book as an "outstanding example of scholarly investigative journalism applied to the field of oral military history").
Perhaps it is this reliance on secondary sources that sometimes leads to inaccuracies and misleading statements.
It was hypothesized that the prolonged exposure of the cells to BCR-ABL allowed for the development of secondary mutations that bypass reliance on the initial transforming event.
Given the reliance on secondary data and the nature of available data, the model based economic evaluation takes the form of a cost utility analysis and was carried out from a UK National Health Service (NHS) perspective in a secondary care setting.
