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Thus, identifying and treating depression is a crucial first step in controlling HIV, which is dependent on medication adherence, and controlling other comorbidities, which depends not only on medication adherence but also on developing a therapeutic alliance and instituting lifestyle changes.

It makes a strong case for eating locally, supported by the devilled Foragers Farm eggs, the deliciousness of which depends not on paprika or truffle oil or bacon bits but on the eggs themselves, which give a clean bite and a grassy taste, like they were plucked from a particularly clever chicken this morning.

He proposed that such traits arise by "sexual selection," which "depends not on a struggle for existence in relation to other organic beings or to external conditions but on a struggle between the individuals of one sex, generally the males, for the possession of the other sex".

River water quality is highly variable, which depends not only with regards to their spatial distribution but also over time.

Material selection, which depends not only on embodied energy but also thermal properties, should, therefore, play a crucial role during the design of buildings.

An essential new element here is a definition of the subgrid length-scale which depends not only on the grid spacings, but also on the wall distance.

We can build new systems of human relations which depend not on secrecy but on connectivity.

The Ghirris make a good case for Monaco's renewed cultural fortunes, which depend not just on money but also on good judgment — Mr. Demand's and also Ms. Beaud's in hiring him.

It is concluded that different porous materials considerably have different adsorption capacities towards sulfur removal, which depend not only on the textural structures of the porous materials but also on the surface functional groups.

The result suggested that PPO was lost in activity due to the thermal denaturation, which depended not only on the core temperature but also on the pre-cooking time.

These applications can be roughly divided into "energy" and "environmental" categories, many of which depend not only on the properties of the TiO2 material itself but also on the modifications of the TiO2 material host (e.g., with inorganic and organic dyes) and on the interactions of TiO2 materials with the environment [13].