Sentence examples for dependent on the variability from inspiring English sources
Other modeling approaches to incorporate development rate variation stochastically by treating development rate as a random variable dependent on the variability in the level of catalytic enzymes [ 126- 128], positing a biophysical basis for variability.
A sensitivity analysis was performed to evaluate the underlying uncertainty dependent on the variability in the experts' estimators and the resources unit costs.
The reliability of steel frames with type PR (partially restrained) connections is dependent on the variability in the moment rotation characteristics of the connections.
In-cylinder pressure-based heat-release analysis reveals that the appearance of poor-burn cycles is not solely dependent on the variability of early flame-kernel growth.
A major advantage of using these short peptide motifs is that they home in to the tumor vasculature, which is less dependent on the variability of receptors expressed directly on the tumor cell surface (Ruoslahti 2000).
By contrast, variability of sequence duration is highly correlated and dependent on the variability of number of presses of each session.
Moreover, the performance of their proposed study is dependent on the low variability of applications and network conditions.
This observation may be related to the surface chemistry of the adsorbent materials which is dependent on the natural variability in the composition of the cellulosic carbon precursors.
The corresponding area that a single measurement can represent is dependent on the natural variability of accumulation, thickness decay with distance, measurement spacing, outcrop identification and accessibility.
The stem length (height) and diameter measurements were highly dependent on the natural variability of initial starting size rather than the treatment effects.
SSTs in the central Indian Ocean linked previously to rainfall deficit in the western Australian winter may be dependent on the ENSO related variability of the ITF (Murtugudde et al. 1998).
