Sentence examples for true dependents from inspiring English sources

Some common examples include claiming too much for car use for work or a home office deduction, overstating charitable deductions and putting dependents on a tax return who are not true dependents.

The meta-regression of the dependent variable on these moderators can be used to quantifying the' true dependent variable', that is, the consensus result of the empirical literature on the effect of taxes on wages after controlling for methodological differences.

This indicates that any true frequency dependent source migration is minor compared to the 70 km shift apparent in the USArray back-projection.

However, it is arguable that what counts as good or strong enough theoretical reason for judging, and hence believing, that something is true is dependent on the context, such as what is at stake in believing that it is true.

In the second part of the paper, the true time-dependent rotor stator interaction is investigated by means of a numerical model where a sliding mesh technique is adopted instead.

It is obvious that the unwrapped phase may have an offset (almost constant ∀k) with respect to the true phase dependent on the offset at the starting point ( 2 π ( f k 0 + f c ) τ - φ ^ k 0 ).

Sometimes that is true... dependent on how that "good" is defined.

Whether this difference reflects methodological or true population-dependent differences is not clear.

No true dose-dependent effect was seen for the transient p38 phosphorylation.

To allow the estimation the data set must be augmented as it is done for true time-dependent covariates [ 30].

If this is true, VacA-dependent apoptosis should efficiently be blocked by reagents that block the VacA channel activity.