The phrase "are much dependent" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to express a strong reliance on something, but the correct form would be "are very dependent" or "are greatly dependent."
Example: "The success of the project is much dependent on the team's collaboration."
Alternatives: "are highly dependent" or "are significantly reliant."
The effects of shelterbelts on wind are much dependent on their structures, which human beings can manage or control.
Erosion risks are much dependent on site specific factors; however, current methods for assessing such risk are somewhat limited (Pawelzik et al. 2013).
It can be seen that the channel autocorrelation and Doppler spectrum are much dependent on the direction of the RX motion.
In other words, because males and females have differential sensitivity towards the inclination of the language, their reactions towards [G] and [D] are much dependent on their gender and dialect.
The results show that both the cohesive parameters and the overall strength of metallic adhesive bonding structures are much dependent on the adhesive thickness, and the variations of overall strength resulting from the various thicknesses have discrepancy due to the toughness and strain hardening capacity of adhesives.
It can be seen that the power fluctuation is much dependent on the direction of the RX array motion.
However, when facing changes that are still volatile, their attitude is much dependent on the nature of the changes.
They are the backbone of the pastoral economic structure in Tripura's, a state in India, as the production system is much dependent on them.
From the experiments and FEM analysis, it was found that the TTCS of the carbon phenolic woven composite is much dependent on the stacking sequence rather than composite thickness because different stacking sequence produced much different interlaminar stresses.
The users of irrigation resource should be much dependent on the water resources and with a low discount rate in relation to the future benefits achieved from the resources.
The internet is much dependent on programming to serve people with websites -- such as Huffington Post -- and applications that we frequently engage in activity with.
