Sentence examples for definite dependence from inspiring English sources

While resting affinity was not dependent on the number of aromatic rings, inactivated affinity showed a definite dependence.

The diffusion coefficients do not show a definite dependence on tensile drawing.

Nevertheless it should be mentioned that (2) indicates a definite weather dependence.

Chloracne (nearly 200 cases with a definite exposure dependence) was the only effect established with certainty.

Not definitive, just definite.

For obtaining definite explanation of initial crack length dependence of G IIIC in the ECT test, distribution of strain energy release rates along the crack front was analyzed for five crack lengths.

Subjects were members of families in which at least three first-degree relatives were alcohol dependent [meeting both DSM-IIIR lifetime criteria for alcohol dependence (24) and Feighner criteria for definite alcohol dependence (25)].

Individuals were considered affected if they were alcohol dependent on the basis of meeting both DSM-IIIR criteria for alcohol dependence (24) and Feighner criteria for definite alcoholism (25); there were 876 affected and 915 unaffected by this definition.

Probe polarization dependence suggests that the optical transitions involve definite selection rules.

The first argument states, "It is definite that we posit the objects (yul rnams) in dependence upon the subjects (yul can).

Seen in relation to earlier evidence of the rural poor's heavy dependence on these resources, their decline represents a definite step towards further pauperization of the poor.