Sentence examples for depend appreciably from inspiring English sources

In these theories, as well as in some other equation of state theories, this quantity can be chosen arbitrarily, but it turns out that some properties of the theories depend appreciably on that choice.

The YSZ composition is Y/Zr ca. 0.2 (molar ratio) and does not depend appreciably on processing conditions; the NiO content can be tuned in the range Ni/(Zr + Y) ca. 0.2 2 (molar ratio) by adjusting the electrodeposition parameters.

Most importantly, quantification by this method does not depend appreciably or systematically on the person assessing the mouse, and in that sense is objective.

In this approximation, V nk does not depend appreciably on R and Q, so ⟨χ n p| V nk |χ k p⟩ = V nk S nk p and ⟨χ n | V nk |χ k ⟩ = V nk S nk.

The final expression of the HAT rate constant is 11.26where P X) is the thermally averaged X probability density, L = H (protium) or D (deuterium), and Aif X) is given by eq 11.24b with uif kn defined by 11.27The notation in eq 11.26 emphasizes that only the rate constant in brackets depends appreciably on X.

Finally, it is interesting to note that the behavior of the performance of ODF does not appreciably depend on the number of sub-channels M, i.e., the ranking of the relay positions does not change for the two values of M (compare Figures 8 and 9 left).

Different facilities can vary appreciably depending on the programmatic requirements.

The rate of degradation may vary appreciably depending on the initial concentration of PSOA in the water column, and for some fractions of this mixture, persistence in the aqueous environment is possible.

The width of the CI, for example, can change appreciably, depending on whether a two- or three-parameter model is used.

As shown in Table 8, the impact of extraneous variables on the suitability of biomarker candidates from past, present, and future research will vary appreciably depending on the target substance or chemical category.

However, the distribution among the four different THM species [chloroform (TCM), bromodichloro-methane (BDCM), dibromo-chloromethane (DBCM), and bromoform (TBM)] can vary appreciably, depending on the concentration of bromide in the water at the time chlorine is added for disinfection (Obolensky and Singer 2005).