Sentence examples for dependence change from inspiring English sources

Although both ferric native and xeno-siderophores showed concentration-dependent quenching of the intrinsic emission band, the concentration dependence, change in band position, and maximum quenching (Qmax) differed appreciably between the two types of siderophores.

Alternative analysis techniques were also applied: nonparametric Spearman rank correlation with adjustment for serial dependence; change point detection using Mann–Whitney sliding window analysis; and visual assessment of data low-pass filtered using polynomial fits of various orders.

The results are summarized in Fig. 4. The active force and its SL dependence changed depending on [MgADP].

The integrated model also detects temporal instability if the dominant type of topographic dependence changes with spatial-average soil moisture.

The current noise as a function of frequency is calculated as an average over 20 consecutive measurements and presented in Fig. 4. The functional dependence changes from 1/f to 1/f1.5.

Application to samples of North Sea sea-state and storm-peak significant wave height suggests that tail dependence changes with wave direction and distance between spatial locations, and that in most cases asymptotic independence seems to be the more appropriate assumption.

The drag coefficient is seen to increase monotonically with the Richardson and Prandtl numbers at low Reynolds numbers and the type of dependence changes at a critical Richardson number.

Since the optimum loss pressure is the pressure at which the pressure dependence changes, equality in Eq. (16) gives the optimum loss pressure.

With temperature increases, the thermal conductance increases monotonically without any scatterings and saturates at high temperature, where the dependence changes from material to material.

In case of the copper target, the measured forces were not only enhanced in comparison with the carbon fiber material, but also the angle dependence changed.

This implies that the mass of the maximum loss of the atmosphere occurs at a certain atmospheric pressure, at which the pressure dependence changes.