The phrase "in dependence to" is technically grammatical, but it is rarely used in modern written English.
The more common and natural way to express this idea is "dependent on" or "dependent upon." Example: "The success of our company is in dependence to the hard work and dedication of our employees." This sentence would be better expressed as: "The success of our company is dependent on the hard work and dedication of our employees."
Fig. 19 Size of averaging filter in dependence to distance from the obstacle.
The main aim of research is identification of the medieval settlements and historical roads in dependence to natural factors.
They were plotted by marking the value of peak deviatory stress from each test in dependence to value of orientation angle.
X-ray crystallographic analysis revealed that synthesized complexes are monomeric, with coordination number and geometry varying in dependence to the applied counterion.
The impacts of volcanic tephra on PV-modules have not yet been studied extensively and so far no studies considered the broad range of tephra particle sizes common in volcanic eruptions which ranges from bombs and lapilli to coarse and fine ash, potentially covering PV-modules in dependence to the distance and magnitude of the eruption.
Natural gradual size-tuning of NPs in dependence to the distance from the NP liquid source allows progressive shift of the fluorescence color of labeled cells in the blue region according to the increase of the distance from the NP suspension.
We have found that a vote for the status quo always ends in a loss of political power, and an increase in economic dependence to the capital.
This allows us to attribute all of the temperature-dependent change in the concentration dependence to weak self-association.
Here we utilize the occurrence frequency of the 30 different positions in dependence networks to represent the network structure profile for each individual.
The type of dependence in question is rigid existential dependence, to be clarified in a moment.
We think of life as moving in one direction, from dependence to independence.
