Sentence examples for the full dependence from inspiring English sources

Survival analysis estimated latency to individual DSM-IV nicotine dependence criteria and the full dependence syndrome.

The full dependence of temperature on deposition power is plotted in Fig. 7 for gold and aluminium; it can be observed that the relation (frac{T}{{T_{cr} }} approx (frac{2P}{{P_{cr} }})^{1/4}) is well fulfilled for P/P 0 > 1, in the case of gold even for P/P 0 > 0.01.

Government ideally brings to the arts the stability that full dependence on the private sector simply can't provide: the ability to weather downturns, to create programming without undue creative compromises.

Thus, the patients' anatomical structures should be accurately assessed before performing the surgery, with full dependence on the surgical template [5].

Our sensitivity analysis indicated that the influence of different anorexia rules (e.g. partial to full dependence on the immune response) and of different values for the parameters ν and rmin is generally low compared to the relative influence of the growth and resistance potentials under given nutrient availability.

In that case we show that a straightforward modification of the former scheme leads to a relation providing the diffusion matrix as a power series in terms of a subset of N−1−M mole fractions, which are assumed to be dilute, keeping full dependence on the mole fractions of the remaining 1+Mmajor species.

Since the interventions were meant for use by youth themselves, full dependence on caregivers in the areas of daily functioning, self-care and communication was one exclusion criterion.

Participants were not representative of the transitioning population as a whole as the sample excluded non-English speakers and those who showed full dependence on caregivers in the areas of daily functioning, self-care and communication.

The analytical representations show the full parameter dependence.

We then explored the full wavelength dependence of this response alteration across the visible spectrum (400 650 nm).

The full positional dependence of 'GGG' (Figure 3, part d) actually indicates a stronger intensity drop for sequence positions halfway to the ends.