The phrase "air dependant" is not correct in standard written English; the correct form is "air dependent." You can use this phrase when describing something that relies on air for its function or existence, such as certain organisms or technologies.
Example: "The survival of these fish is air dependent, as they require oxygen from the water to breathe."
Alternatives: "air reliant" or "dependent on air."
Surrounded by towering mountains, Chitral province is only accessible by dirt roads over high mountain passes or by an extremely unreliable, weather-dependant air service.
However, the results show that the performance of an air curtain is much dependant of the conditions under which this air curtain is operated demonstrating therefore that great care should be exercised in any attempt of comparison.
The amount of loan a dependant student gets depends mainly on their parents' "residual" income.
When breathing He/O2, the low density of the mixture compared to air reduces airway resistance, specifically, density-dependant components of airway resistance that arise from turbulent flow, and from convective acceleration and deceleration of gas as it passes through the branching network of the tracheobronchial airways [ 12- 14].
Particle concentrations inside the chamber varied with each exposure, and were dependant on the outside ambient air levels [see Supplemental Material, Table 2 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104472)].
At a constant 0.3 bar hydrogen supply pressure, the preheating increases the hydrogen temperature in the range of 2 13 °C which was dependant on the stack power output and cathode air flow rates.
In addition, the real gas law governs the dynamics of injected air and the gas-liquid viscosity is assumed to be temperature dependant.
c When air is present in the abdomen, it will typically accumulate in the non-dependant region just anterior to a portion of the liver.
Respiratory illness was recorded if respondents answered yes to the question: "Does anyone in the household suffer from asthma, recurring wheezy breathing, recurring cough or shortness of breath at rest?" The key dependant variable in this analysis was how frequently the respondent noted industrial odour air pollution (none, at least yearly, monthly, weekly and daily).
Beijing's air pollution has soared to hazardous levels, but cleaning up the problem is not straightforward, and is dependant on prioritising quality of life over economic growth.
