The phrase "a different dependence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in reliance or relationships between different factors or variables.
Example: "The study revealed a different dependence of the outcome on the initial conditions compared to previous research."
Alternatives: "a varying reliance on" or "an alternative dependence on".
The crossover is caused by a different dependence of GB shear and tensile strength on temperature.
Different composites showed a different dependence of oxygen evolution current density on Co3O4 content.
The latter has shown a different dependence of the response on gas type when driven in a closed loop fashion.
Accurate results are obtained for various types of products, characterized by a different dependence of the mass transfer resistance on the dried cake thickness.
Comparing the diffusion coefficient D of the tracers in the block copolymer matrices with the self-diffusion coefficient Ds of the pure tracers, two regimes with a different dependence of DDs on the molecular weight M of the tracers have commonly been found in the two systems.
Since the two proteins have a widely different isoelectric point (pI), electrostatic interactions with the negative silica surface lead to a different dependence of adsorption on pH.
(An effect in that sense occurs for the Earth). The two opposed torques would have a different dependence on the rotation speed of Venus, and might balance at a particular value.
> -wrap-foot> "–" symbol indicates inability of radius of gyration determination for a given solution A very different dependence of HEWL molecules on surfactant addition was observed (Fig. 4 and Table 2).
The average period of ripples and grooves shows a different dependence as a function of both E0 and N, underlying important differences in mechanisms leading to the formation of ripples and grooves.
A very different dependence of the five effective moduli on fiber section shapes is theoretically predicted, and it provides a reasonable explanation on the poor correlation between previous theory and experiment in the case of longitudinal shear modulus.
However, comparison with the conventional Fe CN 64−/Fe CN 63− cells revealed a completely different dependence of the electrode spacing on the power generation, that the Pmax of Cu/Cu2+ cell increases, instead of decreases, with the electrode spacing due to the difference in ionic transfer mechanism.
