Sentence examples for to depend on the availability from inspiring English sources
The success of the innovation is assumed to depend on the availability of financing, locus of financial control, the amount of resources invested, and on a random event.
The persistence of litter-feeding sesarmid crabs prior to the re-establishment of a mangrove canopy is likely to depend on the availability of woody debris on the ground of the gaps, fuelling a mangrove detritus based food web, rather than one based on microphytobenthos and deposit-feeding ocypodids.
The final choice of source of water and treatment options was found to depend on the availability and quality of the different sources and the economic situation of the household.
This persistence has been shown to depend on the availability of ambient oxygen and has led to the suggestion of surface electron depletion region tightly related to the surface density of negatively charged adsorbed oxygen species [13].
The maximum potential of CO2 stored as solid carbonates, if CO2 is supplied to the reactions unlimited, is shown to depend on the availability of pore space as the hydration and carbonation reactions increase the solid volume and clog the pore space.
The expression of EndoS2 was found to depend on the availability of carbohydrates in the bacterial culture medium.
The approach to follow would depend on the availability and cost effectiveness of the components for the intended application.
When it terminates, the 40S subunit continues scanning further but its chances to reinitiate translation depend on the availability of free TC.
The answers to those questions will depend on the availability of credit in all its forms — home mortgages, personal and business loans and bonds sold by corporations, states and municipalities.
The absence of spatial compatibility effects at strong temporal overlap suggests that response conflicts due to stimulus-related priming depend on the availability of processing resources.
Resistance to starvation stress could depend on the availability of enhanced energy stores within the fly.
