This weak dependence on working concentration is reminiscent of the properties of thiol-based buffers, where concentrations ranging from 1 100 mM have been reported as effective [ 9, 21].
The combination of longer lives and unreliable pension benefits increases retirees' dependence "on transfers from the working population for living expenses, including large consumption of medical care," Eggleston and Fuchs note.
Combining a hardness – φ relationship and the dependence of work function on temperature, a temperature-dependent model for predicting solid-particle erosion is proposed.
The steel exhibited a strong dependence of work hardening on temperature as well as strain and the modified Zerilli Armstrong model could predict the flow stress which was reflected by a lower average absolute error (3.22%) and a higher correlation coefficient (R = 0.99) for the entire investigated hot working domain.
The model predicts the dependence of work piece geometry on operating conditions and on the electrochemical and physical properties of the metal electrolyte pair.
Similarly, high dependence on sex work may discourage non-group members from taking time off from sex work to access HIV prevention services and attend health clinics.
In the late 1990s, however, the Chinese government began to change institutional conditions by weakening workers' dependence on their work units.
This demonstrates the members' "dependence" on the work unit, as observed by Walder (1986); also see Henderson and Cohen 1984).
Only in the late 1990s did the Chinese government begin to change social conditions by weakening workers' organizational dependence on their work units so as to facilitate labor mobility, and these changes mainly included the housing provision undergoing rapid commercialization and the social security system becoming detached from the danwei.
"This would end Japan's structure of dependence on public works and central planning".
