Sentence examples for well dependent upon from inspiring English sources

It was also shown that the profile of the emission spectrum of the compound is well dependent upon the polarity of its medium, as indicated by a change up to 53% of its intensity ratio at 399 nm and 380 nm (I399/I380) when the solvent changed from water to ethanol.

These persuasive anti-catabolic activities of FGF2 could well be dependent upon differences in the balance of FGFRs in these tissues, although it is also worth noting that in vivo many other cells within the joint respond to FGF2 (besides chondrocytes) and these could be contributing to the increased disease seen in FGF2 null mice.

The disparity between Herzig and colleagues' findings [ 1] and those of prior reports [ 3- 7] may well be dependent upon the magnitude of the early inflammatory response, and should raise concern that CXCR3/CXCL10 signaling is more complex than previously suggested, and undoubtedly plays both beneficial and adverse roles in outcome to sepsis.

Volcker: Well, depends upon economic circumstances.

Yet, since (alpha) and (beta) as well as (psi) are dependent upon x, the duality is different from the one which is expressed by the conventional linear programming problems: The systems expressed by (3) and (6) are nonlinear.

Prison destroys lives of the imprisoned as well as the families dependent upon them.

From all of these various experimental approaches, the emerging picture is that FOXP3 expression in peripheral mature T cells both in mice as well as humans is dependent upon TCR/CD28 triggering of IL2.

The distribution of groundwater fluoride across the region appears to be linked with geothermal activity and fault lines with the fluoride level dependent upon well depth, however this data is not clearly documented [ 6, 7].

The basic business model for the franchiser has also remained largely unchanged as well: the franchiser is dependent upon external funding to support the costs of network management, commodity subsidies, quality assurance.

Fibrocartilages, including the knee meniscus and the annulus fibrosus (AF) of the intervertebral disc, play critical mechanical roles in load transmission across joints and their function is dependent upon well-defined structural hierarchies, organization, and composition.

Success is dependent upon well-maintained relationships between those guiding the elimination effort and stakeholders at all levels, and a long-term commitment to securing appropriate financing.