Sentence examples for dependent high from inspiring English sources
The methodology which is proposed in this paper is applicable to any viscoelastic material exhibiting frequency – and temperature – dependent high damping properties.
Metallic nanoparticles have been extensively used to treat infections in human cell lines due to their low cytotoxicity (concentration dependent), high surface area, and broad-spectrum antibacterial activity [12 14].
WFA effect on vimentin is dose and time dependent; high WFA concentrations result in vimentin cleavage after only 4 h of treatment, while vimentin degradation is noticed after 24 h with lower doses.
As the cytotoxicity of DS appears to be Cu dependent, high Cu concentration in cancer cells may enable DS to specifically target cancer and spare normal tissues (Hacker et al, 1982; Bodenner et al, 1986; Chen et al, 2006).
An infra-red (IR) camera and IR transparent ports in the high temperature experimental facility were used to obtain time dependent, high-fidelity thermographic data for training and validation purposes.
By analysis of transport number and F log j data for valve metals under galvanostatic anodization, obedience is found to the kink dependent Cabrera Mott equation for irreversible transfer of metal ions from metal to oxide and to the defect dependent high-field ion migration equation for transport of both metal and oxygen ions in the growing anodic film.
However, the error increase was patient-dependent (highest: 5.7% vs. lowest: 0.3%) and VOI dependent (highest 3.1% vs. lowest: 1.9%).
Our experiments show that the increased erodibility of cohesive sediment due to the bioturbation by cockles is density dependent: higher cockle density results in stronger effects on erodibility.
However, among management-related environmental factors considered, only fertilizer input was consistently subsidy-type dependent (highest inputs at medium subsidy levels).
The electrolyzer energy efficiencies at different temperatures were evaluated using temperature dependent higher heating value voltages instead of a fixed value of 1.48 V.
We derive a tip angle dependent higher order constraint on the solution at the tip and show this to be a very useful validation criterion.
