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The radial breathing mode of the metallic tube also shows a similar but much weaker dependence on the charging potential.

The length dependence of thermal conductivity is found to exhibit a gradual transition from a strong increase of k with CNT length for nanotubes that are shorter than ∼200 nm to a much weaker dependence for longer CNTs, reflecting the transition from ballistic to diffusive-ballistic heat transport regimes.

The degree of dispersion of the functionalized graphene sheets exhibited a much weaker dependence on the graphene loading (see the red triangles in Fig. 6).

In contrast to the highly significant (even if complex) link between expression level and gene compactness, we found a much weaker dependence between compactness and expression breadth across animal tissues.

Accordingly, these experiments did not reveal a linear relation between adaptation speed and population size, but instead a much weaker dependence indicative of a mechanism of "diminishing returns" (De Visser et al. 1999; Shaver et al. 2002).

In fact, we found that chemotactic trajectories exhibited not only a much weaker dependence on the patch size compared to infotaxis trajectories but also predicted the opposite relationship between patch size and search duration.

It is noteworthy, however, that the compositional dependence was much weaker than that of the molar absorptivity for transmission infrared spectroscopy.

The potential-dependent capacitance curve of the BMIM+/FSI− is asymmetric camel-shaped, with the potential of zero charge at the local minimum, while the BMIM+/Tf− shows much weaker Cd dependence on potential between 0 to 1.1 V.

Increasing the spacing further showed much weaker distance dependence (Fig. 13a c).

On the contrary, electron mobility has a much weaker temperature dependence.

The PL peak positioned at low photon energies shows much weaker temperature dependence (open dots and curve in Fig. 5), which can be fitted by the Varshni function E(T) = E 0) − αT 2/(β + T) with the α and β parameters equal to 10−4 eV/deg and 100 K, respectively.