Sentence examples for evident dependence from inspiring English sources

As for the Benghazi regime, it could scarcely say no, given its evident dependence on Nato firepower.

The Gospel was composed in Greek, probably sometime after ad 70, with evident dependence on the earlier Gospel According to Mark.

The independence assumption for the errors is not always valid in applications, especially for sequentially collected economic data, which often exhibit evident dependence in the errors.

In practice, a great deal of the data in econometrics, engineering and natural sciences occur in the form of time series in which observations are not independent and often exhibit evident dependence.

The weighted average model proposed by Jones and Wang leaves unanswered the question of how the relative weights are determined, and particularly what mechanism governs their evident dependence on the duration of the stimulus sequence.

In terms of tablets prepared by spraying, this parameter did not imply any evident dependence on the amount of drug in liquid phase in relation to the carrier material and testing of faster wetting time could be affected by measurement errors resulting in higher values of standard deviation (Table 5).

The cells showed an evident solvent dependence in the reaction.

This comes from the evident thickness dependence of the confinement factor.

For both NCN and NO, there is an increasing under-prediction for the ϕ = 1.28 cases as the fuel increases in number of carbons, while for the ϕ = 1.07 cases there is a systematic under-prediction of NCN and NO with a weaker (although evident) fuel dependence.

This is evident in the dependence on technology, the immediate deferral to the technological as the answer to any problem, and the tendency to think of technical reasoning as the only mode of access to the truth.

From Equation 5, it is also evident the linear dependence of τ n on n. Figure 4 The tunneling time τ n as the number of cells n in a SL is varied.