Sentence examples for dependence of the range from inspiring English sources

The approach requires a greater density of data points at some locations for all variables to provide more reliable results due to scale dependence of the range.

For the circle dots, the angle dependence of the vortex range is not obvious because the vortex range is mainly dominated by the dot shape and the circle dot lacks the in-plane anisotropy.

The squares represent the required dependence of the slant range versus time.

This enabled determination of the dependence of the maximum range of linearity on the surface-to-volume ratio (Fig.  3).

The dependence of the linear range for fluorescein on the surface-to-volume ratio was determined.

To estimate the Hurst exponent, the dependence of the rescaled range on the time span n is first estimated.

In dependence of the potential ranging from 0.6 0.75 V, the electrosorption valency varies from 1.97 to 2.2.

A new model is suggested, which relates this deviation to the temperature dependence of the short-range order (SRO).

Moreover, the survey indicated that the provision of correct diagnosis of alcohol dependence and the range of treatment are affected by the types of physicians and the patients' symptoms presented at the initial visit, thus many physicians face a challenging environment to treat and manage alcohol use disorder patients.

A representative I– V curve (current type A) recorded from basophilic and polychromatic erythroblasts showed characteristic lack of voltage dependence within the range of potentials from −90 mV to +30 mV resembling the I– V relationship reported for chloride channels reported to be present in RBCs (26, 57) (Fig. 7, A and D).

A comparison of the gate dependence (in the range of −50 V < Vg < 70 V) of the photovoltage for all interfaces shows striking differences in the measured signal depending on the interface that is measured (see Figure 3 d,e).