Sentence examples for much smaller dependence from inspiring English sources
Hence, TR densities have the clear advantage that they show a much smaller dependence on the allowed degree of imperfection of a satellite than number counts.
All mean values show a linear dependence on the number of pills, a least-squares fit passing close to the origin, but the optimized variable-pitch coil clearly shows a much smaller dependence on the distribution of the pills within the RF coil compared to the fixed-pitch coil.
In neat MeCN, the formation rate of 2 b was also dependent on temperature (Ea=(1112±58) cm−1), whereas a much smaller temperature dependence was observed for the formation of 2 a in neat MeCN (Ea=(131±110) cm−131±110
The spheroidal tip shows a much smaller tip thickness dependence compared to the bar shape tip with a flat tip-end or an ellipsoidal tip-end, because only the tip-end mainly contributes to signals in case of the spheroidal tip.
5, 14 The Hill coefficient decreased a little at short SLs, but its SL dependence was much smaller than that reported by Kentish et al. 14 and closer to the recent results reported by Dobesh et al. 5 (Fig. 4c).
Under the dependence assumption, b cannot be much smaller than a, due to the 90% probability that q is on the other side of a p side.
Here, the onset of Stochasticity occurs at step sizes much smaller than the stability threshold associated with the harmonic dependence of the potential at large |x|.
The variation of the total attenuation coefficients at longer wavelengths for the industrially used homogeneous samples was much smaller than the others, in terms of the sample dependence shown in Fig. 11(a).
However compared to the induction profile of protein expression as in case of β-galactosidase where we have an excellent window of expression, the dose dependence for survival kinetics with antisense expression has a much smaller window (data not shown).
In the case of each hxHb, time courses for binding also display a linear dependence on [NO], but the observed bimolecular rate constants are much smaller (kobs,NO(Fe3+), Table 1).
In comparison to the geographic variation across the Japanese archipelago, the present study examined the dependence of the weevil-camellia interaction on climates at a much smaller spatial scale, i.e., within Yakushima Island.
