Sentence examples for more complex dependence from inspiring English sources

The kinetics of colour recovery of the photobleached film appear directly dependent upon the ambient level of O2 but shows a more complex dependence upon the relative humidity, RH.

On the other hand, the rates of the catalytic phase increase linearly with [Fe III)]0 but display a more complex dependence on organic matter and HP concentrations.

This analysis indicates that the lower ability to predict TΔS° – and to a lesser extent, ΔH° – for different ligands has to do with the more complex dependence of TΔS° on even small structural changes in the ligand.

In the case of scattering in the backward hemisphere (sectors C and D), the scattering magnitudes are higher and the signal demonstrates more complex dependence: an intensive growth of the signal for the short-time bromine treatment saturates with local maxima and turns to a slight monotonic growth.

If the elements of the diagonal weight matrix W ġ are defined by, then the functional Φ1 is the discrete equivalent of the integral: (19) However, in this work, the elements of W ġ have a more complex dependence on the SH degree.

These reaction diffusion equations, with any of the specified regulatory functions, have more parameters and more complex dependences on morphogens than previous ones.

As strategy has become ever more complex, its dependence on a wide array of allied disciplines has grown.

For adaptation currents with more complex voltage dependence, such as a slowly inactivating (mathrm {Na}^) current with fast gating variables, our theory may not apply even in the presence of a SNIC because the scaling argument used to derive Eq. (20) may not be valid even approximately.

Similarly, the relationship between Tina and Alex, faded glamour puss and the balding, perpetually single schlub attracted to her, has roots in any number of undercooked rom-coms, but here both parties are fleshed out: rather than unrequited love, there's a more complex co-dependence, and one that heads off in a different direction just when you think you've got the measure of both characters.

As we show below (see Theorem  2 and Appendix  1), this property is easily proven for constitutive laws with linear parameter dependence, but becomes more complex when this dependence is nonlinear.

So while almost all ionospheric parameters increase with solar activity electron temperature is the one parameter that shows a more complex solar activity dependence.