Sentence examples for measurement of dependence from inspiring English sources
As well, when exploring the dependence and conflicts in China's marketing channels, Zhou et al. (2007) specified that the measurement of dependence of suppliers on retailers is formative and vice versa.
Method of determining of magnetic moment and size from measurements of dependence of the nonlinear magnetic susceptibility upon magnetic field is proposed, substantiated and tested for superparamagnetic nanoparticles (SPNP) of the "magnetic core-polymer shell" type which are widely used in biomedical technologies.
The utility of the measuring technique is that it makes possible nonintrusive in situ measurement of the dependence between the temperature and size of combusting fuel particles.
Optical studies include the measurement of spectral dependence of absorption, reflection, and transmission of these thin films, respectively.
Measurement of frequency dependence of the probe impedance, therefore, allows us to derive the electron density from the UHR frequency.
For the measurement of place dependence, respondents were asked about their feeling of comfort when living in the community.
On the other hand, four different frequencies were marked at the measurement of field dependence GMI properties.
Two principal measurements were done: (i) measurement of temperature dependence of decay behavior of attenuation after elastic deformation; (ii) continuous measurement of attenuation of a specimen quenched from 573 K to cold-water and then to liquid-nitrogen temperatures.
It is evident that there are drawbacks also on SLS and DLS measurements, but the careful measurement of angular dependence of the R h and the comparison of the result to radius of gyration R g can be used to obtain more detailed information of the particle size distribution and morphology of the studied sample in colloidal state.
BVR statistics calculated under the 2LC model may be regarded as a measurement of conditional dependence.
When the primary interest of investigation is a measurement of the dependence of correlated repeated events within a subject, the frailty model approach is adequate [ 25].
