Sentence examples for suitably dependent from inspiring English sources
They may for instance accept objects such as corporations, laws, and poems, provided that these are suitably dependent or reducible to physical objects.
Are you suitably qualified?
Suitably qualified individuals will carry out the interviews.
It explores long-range dependencies in the donor 5' motif by iterative subdivision at each stage splitting on the most dependent position, suitably denned.
The GBT relies on an image-dependent basis suitably built to accommodate for image boundaries and abrupt luminance discontinuities; because of this peculiar structure, it has been employed in the framework of depth map coding [21].
The size range of PCR products that would identify a suitably located transposon is critically dependent on the resolution of the gel used and the performance of the DNA polymerase applied.
The assay may be carried out homogeneously, without a separation step because YOYO-1 molecules, when suitably stimulated, emit with varying intensities dependent upon the nucleic acid structures with which they are complexed and also dependent upon whether certain other reagents are present at very low concentrations.
It is thus crucially dependent on the availability of suitably labelled tracer particles.
We have added two new paragraphs to the Introduction (fourth and seventh), which we hope suitably summarise our motivations and the possible causes of genotype dependent variance, as well as modelling assumptions.
These results confirm, both experimentally and numerically, that side effects can be ignored given a suitably large specimen diameter and that this minimum diameter will be dependent on the cancellous architecture.
Extending this view of an internal temporal code, the sequential activation across the SCN circuit may be a mechanism whereby particular neurochemically or neuroanatomically specific populations of SCN efferent pathways are activated, thereby establishing a suitably coordinated sequence of activation and inhibition of targets, and their dependent behaviors and physiology.
