Sentence examples for directed dependence from inspiring English sources

For each society, we set a significant level α and remove those insignificant links, resulting a directed dependence network.

We define a causal relation as a target at the current time having directed dependence on a regulator at the past time, when conditioned on the rest of the regulators (Figure 1(a)).

We numerically investigate the modal overlap with the high index rods and show that it strongly depends on the core size, and that it has only a weak direct dependence on other lattice properties such as fill fraction, number of rings, or index contrast.

Although the composition, with its five separate pictures, has an Italian character, Dürer's intellect and imagination went beyond direct dependence on Italian art.

Reliance on pollinators and direct dependence on healthy agricultural soils and forests could also all generate ballpark data, and the extent to which the company is sustaining, improving or degrading them.

Conversion to the management of domesticated animals and the cultivation of food crops provided the surpluses that made possible the rise of towns, with parts of their populations freed from direct dependence on food getting.

Conversely, other animal investigations showed a direct dependence of renal blood flow on cardiac output [18,25].

Results evidenced a direct dependence of the force, velocity, and duration with the injection volume.

A direct dependence of the hardness on the content of sp3 hybridization bonding is observed.

The reason is that the system bit-rate has a direct dependence on both the SNIR and the symbol rate.

(The function (A(I)) includes implicitly the more direct dependence of the adaptive current on firing rate, f).