The phrase "a weak dependency on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where there is a minimal or limited reliance on something or someone.
Example: "The project showed a weak dependency on external resources, allowing for greater flexibility in execution."
Alternatives: "a slight reliance on" or "a minimal dependence on".
For the second type of sample S30/20 with dimers, the LSPR peak positions exhibit a weak dependency on the incident angle near a wavelength of ~ 626 nm.
The values of FWHM parameters for dimer are increased, but on the other hand, with a weak dependency on the incident angle.
Apparently, the T1 relaxation time has a weak dependency on ρ C, and the T1 contrast, δ, exhibits a weak variance as the magnetic field increases.
Median number of conditions used by CC strongly depends on the number of conditions in the dataset as seen by the trends; whereas ISA and SAMBA show a weak dependency on the same.
Furthermore, there was a weak dependency of systemic RV function on the duration of the postoperative interval.
The total roll moment, roll inertia, roll drag and sway force coefficients showed an inverse square root relationship to aspect ratio, with a very weak dependency on oscillation frequency and angle amplitude.
Three variations of the system receiver incorporating different PV-module and heat-sink designs were evaluated and the prototype CPVT system was found to achieve an overall efficiency approximately equal to 50%44%4% thermal and 6% electrical efficiencies, respectively) mainly limited by the trough optical quality, however with a very weak dependency on the operating temperature.
The parabolic schemes demonstrate the advanced accuracy with weak dependency on the relaxation rates, as confirmed by the simulations with the D3Q15 model in three regular arrays (SC, BCC, FCC) of touching spheres.
The internal quantum efficiency and internal optical loss exhibit weak dependency on temperature.
Both observations concerning growth, namely, its restoration at 1 mM K+ and its weak dependency on Ca2+ at 10 mM K+, may suggest that K+ channels are competitively inhibited by Ca2+, as previously proposed by Thiel et al. (1996).
