Sentence examples for depends on partial from inspiring English sources

It is well know that the O2 permeation depends on partial pressure gradient across an ITM.

Assuming that the droplets are so small that their interaction with individual molecules can be described using the methods of the kinetic gas theory (they can be considered as clusters/nanodrops), it was shown that the evaporation rate depends on partial pressures, temperature, and the sizes and masses of molecules and clusters/nanodrops.

Since in our geodynamo model, the CMB is impenetrable and is free-slip, the radial velocity v r =0, and, by (3) and (4), the horizontal velocity v h depends on (partial {{v_{l}^{m}}}/partial r) and ({{omega _{l}^{m}}}) at r=r c.

The etiology of dental hypersensitivity, thus, depends on partial or total loss of enamel, e.g., from attrition, abrasion, or erosive processes and their combinations.

The amount of Ag incorporated into TiO2film almost does not depend on partial pressure of oxygen used in reactive sputter-deposition of TiO x films.

For example, while several nonionic detergents with sugar-based headgroups can catalyze IMP insertion without requiring vesicle dissolution, Triton and cholate depend on partial or complete solubilization, respectively, before efficient reconstitution can be initiated.

Their mechanism of action is exerted through the binding of their 6 7 nt seed sequence to 3'UTR of target mRNAs which thus lead to degradation or transcriptional repression, depending on partial or perfect sequence match.

The ceramic, usually zirconium oxide to which a small amount of yttrium has been added, has the property of producing a voltage whose magnitude depends on the partial pressure of oxygen surrounding the material.

The structure of Ti Ag–O film strongly depends on the partial pressure of oxygen.

Looking at (21), it can be noted that the useful term depends on the partial autocorrelation properties of code.

In this process, CO2 removal is based on its solubility within the solvents which depends on the partial pressure and temperature of the feed gas.