Sentence examples for dependency on the sample from inspiring English sources

In quiescent normal gravity, ignition delay time has a strong dependency on the sample orientation angle due to a complex interaction between the buoyancy-induced flow containing evolved MMA and the incident laser beam.

Most current LMM-based methods for GWAS exhibit linear dependency of the compute time on the number of genetic polymorphisms and traits studied, but at least quadratic dependency on the sample size.

Our non-use of a possibly available estimate of the standard deviation of empirical residuals rests with its sensitivity to outliers [45], a strong dependency on the sampling design [39, p. 55], the distribution of the response and explanatory variables in the study that gave us the equation of interest.

Our non-use of a possibly available estimate of the standard deviation of empirical residuals rests with its sensitivity to outliers [ 45], a strong dependency on the sampling design [ 39, p. 55], the distribution of the response and explanatory variables in the study that gave us the equation of interest.

A two-layer skin model is employed to investigate the dependency of the sampling volume on the absorption and reduced scattering coefficients in the near infrared wavelength range (NIR).

The on-axis transmittance dependencies of the samples are not monotonic (see Fig. 5 b) and can be characterized by the peak intensity magnitude of the local extrema I ex.

But the significance of donor dependency depends on the donor.

It is recognized that the statistical significance of a treatment effect, because of its partial dependency on sample size, does not always correspond to the clinical relevance of the effect.

The currents of the samples show a linear dependency on the applied voltage, revealing that the films have a good conductivity.

Examination in the transmission electron microscope of these samples after compression at room temperature to approximately 20% reduction reveals that grains larger than 7 μm are subdivided by cell block boundaries similar to those observed in coarse-grained samples, with a similar dependency on the crystallographic orientation of the grains.

To measure the effect of a condition on a dependency, we evaluated the likelihood of the dependency without the samples of the condition and computed its difference with the original likelihood obtained using all available samples (STEP IV).