Sentence examples for have a dependence from inspiring English sources

However, because the initial process of Aβ fibril formation in vivo is the unfolding of the Aβ helix, this initial process may not necessarily have a dependence on hydrophobicity but could mainly be dependent on amino acid α-helical propensity.

From the AFM micrographs, the critical features of structures have a dependence on laser fluences.

So we do, in fact, have a dependence on what the angle is of the electron as we define it in the orbital.

The nano-indentation measurement shows the hardness values of the multilayers have a dependence on the modulation period similar to the elastic modulus.

"You do come across people in hospital who have never realised until that night that they haven't had access to alcohol and that they do have a dependence; they don't realise until they're being treated on the ward for withdrawal".

It was found that S and hardness of the coatings have a dependence on φ / h2, whereφ and h are diameter and height of the deep hole, respectively.

Plasmid-mediated transformation of Escherichia coli having a dependence on the heat-shock protein GroEL Int.

"It can lead to the Russian economy losing the ability to get money from abroad, including credit resources, which the Russian economy has a dependence on right now".

The apparent kinetic constant has a dependence on catalyst concentration which is described by an adsorption model.

The function Che for the giant planets has a dependence on the scale height, unlike the standard Ch function.

The LCVRs behavior has a dependence on temperature and, as a consequence, it is critical to guarantee the PMP performance in the mission thermal environment.