Sentence examples for this type depends from inspiring English sources
Pylyshyn (1981, 2002a, 2003b) argues that much of the superficial plausibility of theories of this type depends upon this equivocation.
Pathprinting establishes a standardized method for large-scale quantitative comparisons of cellular function, and any analysis of this type depends on the availability of large-scale quantitative genome-wide datasets.
Presumably, learning of this type depends upon the coincident arrival in the cerebellar cortex of a conditioning stimulus (via mossy fibres) and an unconditioned stimulus, or teaching signal, via climbing fibres from the inferior olive (Hong and Optican, 2008).
The ability of a given species to pass through gates of this type depends on the length of time the gate remains in the open state, which is determined by the enzyme's rigidity (especially in terms of the compartments housing the gating amino acids) and the strength of the interactions between the gating residues.
Most of the successful projects of this type depend on tapping and transporting (by pipeline) carbon dioxide from underground reservoirs.
The results from models of this type depend partly on the assumptions economists have to make for instance about the effect of removing non-tariff trade barriers.
Thus the results of this type depend on term ( 1 − p ( σ ( t ) ) ).
Memory errors of this type depend on the salience of the events recalled and are likely to be present in many areas of health research based on self-reported behavior.
In fact, there are clearly four different strategies of this type, depending on whether (1) or (2) is preferred in the case of identical inconsistency values in (3) and whether (4) or (5) is preferred in the case of identical inconsistency values in (6).
The decrease in mature lysozyme+ Paneth cells re-established the notion that the maturation of this cell type depends on proper Wnt signaling (van Es et al., 2005).
This may be because mismatch type depends on many different experimental factors, e.g., solid substrate or solution, DNA or RNA (either probe or target) and the length of probe.
