Sentence examples for seriously dependent on from inspiring English sources

Bi2WO6 is one of newly developed visible-light-driven photocatalysts, and its photocatalytic performance is seriously dependent on its structure, morphology and components.

However, even with this modified scheme, the consistency problem of the diffusion term is found to be seriously dependent on the grid uniformity.

The consistency of the classical first- and second-order upwind schemes are proved to be seriously dependent on the grid distribution.

Among all influence factors, the background of estimated parameters is seriously dependent on the accuracy of the initial model, which plays an important role in supplementing the low-frequency components of conventional seismic inversion.

In addition, the whole structure and dynamic behavior of the multilayer cellular NNs are seriously dependent on the evolution time of each variable and its position (space), but also they are intensively dependent on its interactions deriving from the space-distributed structure of the whole networks [23].

The ratio of problem drinkers to those seriously dependent on alcohol is about 4 : 1 [ 4].

One Dale Farm resident, Mary Flynn, is a test case: she is seriously ill and dependent on a nebuliser.

That would save "days, maybe weeks of time," the judge said, explaining that otherwise, the lawyers would spend that amount of time in court listening, for example, "to the psychiatrist say he has patients, some of whom are seriously ill, who are dependent on him for care, and if he cannot accommodate his patients, not only will his practice suffer, but his patients will suffer".

In our multivariate models with ever having suicidal ideation or suicidal thought as response variables, psychiatry was a significant predictor, while in the model with ever having serious suicidal thoughts, there was no difference between medical specialties, suggesting that seriously thinking on suicide is less dependent on specialty.

Future engagement levels will be dependent on how seriously decision-makers wish to 'add value' to the appraisal process or, for example, in quality assuring the standard of significant event analyses undertaken as part of the general medical services contract with health authorities (which contains a financial inducement for this element).

But seriously, don't be so dependent on firearms!