Sentence examples for dependence strictly from inspiring English sources

We comment on the frequency dependence of L n, 2. If we subscribe to axiomatic circuit theory [31 33], our linearized inductances should have a dependence strictly proportional to jω.

The dependences were strictly linear for both nucleic acid samples with R 2 higher than 0.996.

Furthermore, photoluminance (PL) intensity of QDs strictly depends on temperature fluctuation and their dependence related to the covering of QD surface.

In the MT concentrations of 0 15 nM, strictly linear dependence of standard addition on increasing MT concentration (y = 1824.2x+185.65, R2 = 0.9949) was determined.

The smooth and strictly monotone dependence of power on the noncentrality ensures the validity of equations 20-21.

Within this model, two sequential ATP-binding hydrolysis release cycles must occur; simultATP-binding hydrolysis releaseg at two independent ATP binding sites is not supported by the stricyclesyperbolic ATP dependence of kstep and kATP.

Since APPL1 binds the NuRD complex in a strictly HDAC2-dependent manner, we could consider two, non-mutually exclusive, explanations for this dependence.

Because the Cimex type enzyme is strictly Ca++ dependent, evaluation of the divalent cation dependence of the salivary apyrase of Glossina could help to sort out the apyrase family.

As shown in Figure 4(c), there is a clear dependence of ϑC on ψ, which strictly follows the one observed in high resolution structures of globular proteins.

Is the dependence of thought and meaning on external symbols strictly one on language (in the usual sense of "language")?

Many also object to Lebanon's system of dividing power strictly along religious lines and its heavy dependence on Iran for political guidance.