Sentence examples for dependence of production from inspiring English sources

Dependence of production rates of the radionuclides on the GCR variations in the heliosphere is analyzed.

An analysis of the dependence of production costs on the cost of the feedstock indicated a direct linear relationship between the two, with a change of US$0.020/l ($0.075/gal) in product cost per US$0.022/kg ($0.01/lb) change in oil cost.

In order to model this mechanism, we designed experiments to investigate the scope of MMP and TIMP regulation by LPS, a TLR4 ligand, and its dependence on production of PGE2.

The production of ethanol, in particular, has steadily risen to 9.2 billion gallons in 2008 in the USA (Seiferlein 2009), with new research directed toward using lignocellulosic feedstocks as a raw material as this would greatly increase the land yield for production and reduce the dependence of fuel production on food crops.

The measurement depends on several factors: the zenith angle dependence of neutrino production in the atmosphere, the differential neutrino cross section as a function of energy, properties of muon propagation in the medium surrounding the detector and the angular and energy resolution of the detector.

Additionally, our model satisfactorily fitted experimental data on LTA4 production from endogenous and exogenous HP (see Figure 6) [ 26] and the Ca2+ dependence of 5-HP production by 5-LO on Ca2+ concentration [ 38].

Additional observations considered density dependence of seed production.

In doing so, he outlined the functional dependence of soil production (bedrock weathering) on local soil depth.

The dependence of permeate production rate on brine temperature, air flow rate and brine flow rate was successfully simulated.

The BRAHMS experiment was designed to measure and characterize in particular the properties of rapidity dependence of particle production in heavy ion collisions.

In a critical work, Über einige Gemälde der Düsseldorfer Galerie (1776 77; "On Several Paintings in the Düsseldorf Gallery"), he stresses the dependence of artistic production on historical and national circumstances and expresses particular appreciation of Peter Paul Rubens.