The phrase "are dependent on time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors or conditions that vary or change based on the passage of time.
Example: "The results of the experiment are dependent on time, as they fluctuate with each passing hour."
Alternatives: "are influenced by time" or "rely on time".
This possibility should be considered, since previous studies have showed that arousal-mediated consolidation effects are dependent on time, not sleep47 (but see Wilhelm et al.48).48
"That isn't a bad thing but it means we can take for granted how many aspects of what we see and use every day are dependent on time".
This concept dichotomizes entities according to whether they are dependent on time or not.
In this approximation, the velocity and coordinate of the electron are dependent on time, according to Equations 10, 11, and 12.
The results given in the LMI form are dependent on time delays, so we must give additional constraint conditions such as differentiability or boundedness of the derivative of delay functions on the time-varying delays.
Remark 7 From this example, we can see that stability conditions in this paper are dependent on time delays themselves, the variation interval and the distribution probability of the delay, that is, not only dependent on the time-delay interval, which distinguishes them from the traditional delay-dependent stability conditions.
(Uleft( {R_{text{D}},;t_{text{D}} } right)) can be shown to be a multiplication of two functions with one being dependent on time and the other dependent on space or radius.
Extended Data Fig. 9 Performance of assay is dependent on time between blood draws and measurement error.
The drug release is dependent on time and temperature, making it ideal for applications involving hyperthermia.
The example shows that the required relieving area of the safety valve is dependent on time and scenario.
