Sentence examples for dependence of the same from inspiring English sources

Due to the large value of z (8 or more), this function contains a hydrogen pressure and a temperature dependence of the same type as measured on the rate of the catalytic reaction.

The electrochemical sensing of dopamine and pyrogallol using mixed copper-iron hexacyanoferrate (Cu-FeHCF) nanodispersion is investigated to understand the dependence of the same on hetero transition-metal ions.

We have presented results on measurements of the confinement time of an electron plasma in a quadrupole Penning trap, and the dependence of the same on external magnetic fields.

In addition, for individual RuO2 nanowires [25], it was also reported that the temperature dependence of two-probe resistance indicates that the nanowire is semiconducting, whereas the four-probe resistance dependence of the same nanowire shows the measured nanowire is metallic.

This suggests shared dependence of the same cis-localized polymorphism through a transcription control mechanism acting locally.

In a second wave, we recruited patients suffering from alcohol dependence of the same rehabilitation centers not fulfilling the criteria of IA and compared both groups.

We also found differences between patterns of dose response dependences of the same studied parameters in different years of observation.

Once again, we observed a cell sensitivity energy dependence, for the same dose rate of monochromatic irradiation, as shown in Figures 4A C.

This effect is a result of a single dominant time scale in the pathway and provides a mechanism for regulating the amplitude of the signal output while keeping the time dependence of the output the same as that of a single-staged pathway.

In such a model, it is possible to estimate the effect of state dependence from the same type of screening examination and spillover effects from the other type of screening examination and also to control for unobserved heterogeneity and the correlation between the individual specific random effects terms.

These include impairment of alertness, driving, and learning and memory (including sleep-dependent memory consolidation); increased mortality risk, as shown in almost two dozen scientific studies; and dependence, addiction, and activation of the same neurobiological pathways involved in drugs of abuse.