The phrase "atmosphere dependent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the behavior or characteristics of something are influenced by the surrounding atmosphere or environment.
Example: "The growth of certain plant species is atmosphere dependent, thriving only in specific climatic conditions."
Alternatives: "environmentally influenced" or "climate reliant".
The different electron-blocking ability can be ascribed to the atmosphere-dependent charge transport behavior of BZCY.
The piezoelectric and gas sensing properties of ZnO NWs are coupled into one single physical process through the atmosphere-dependent screen effect on the piezoelectric output.
The data presented highlight both conservation and divergence amongst the three Bacilli, and in particular, revealed a high level of atmosphere-dependent genetic regulation for the two pathogenic strains (B. cereus G9241 and B. anthracis).
Yes wind shear, and weather systems etc. are important but they are largely internal to the atmosphere and dependent on the synoptic situation.
Process models indicate that the NPP response of arctic vegetation to increasing CO2 concentration in the atmosphere is dependent on increased nitrogen mineralization due to climate warming [ 4].
The results showed that the combustion behaviour was independent of the atmosphere but strongly dependent on the rate of heating and hence on the extent of pre-combustion reaction.
Nevertheless, the release of CO2 into the atmosphere is still dependent upon the pH value of the system.
On the other hand, the abundance of H2S and SO2 in the atmosphere is highly dependent on the strength of the source as well as the chemical reactions during the transport.
The beginning of NOx desorption atmospheres was somewhat dependent on the amount of stored NOx.
"Also," he adds, "unlike crops like soybeans that form symbiotic relationships with soil bacteria to obtain a portion of their nitrogen from the atmosphere, corn is completely dependent on available nitrogen in soil".
The already low amount of S. mitis found on the anodized surface was further reduced by incubation in aerobic conditions while no difference in the adhesion to machined titanium was found dependent on atmosphere.
