Sentence examples for notable dependence from inspiring English sources

There have been a number of established experimental facts that indicate the notable dependence of Jc on the grain size of the sample [15, 16, 17].

The notable dependence of fatigue limit on some common factors not taken into account in classical fatigue criteria, is analyzed and modeled.

Furthermore, the notable dependence of aging time scales on the distance from glass transition region [15], which plays a decisive role in view of the known Williams Landel Ferry relation [16], was also ignored in these measurements.

Evidently none of the 5 functional measures showed notable dependence on cluster size nβ.

There is a remarkable decrease of mean PP with age (see upper diagram of 7), and also a notable dependence on age of the interrelations between cardiorespiratory phase recurrence and binary pattern recurrence (see Table 1).

The distribution of PGVobs/PGV700exp for observed seismic intensities ≥0.5 (Fig. 2(a)) has a notable distance dependence, whereas that for intensities ≥2.5 (Fig. 2(b)) has little distance dependence.

Numerical results show that the period of oscillations exhibits notable nonlinear dependence on biologically relevant conditions.

It is clear from Figure 5 that the peak wavelengths of the PC peaks have no notable temperature dependence.

These BN sheets demonstrate a strong absorption behavior in a quite wide UV region with a notable size dependence of their optical properties on the BN chain length.

The strategic predicament of the Byzantine Empire beset by enemies that ranged from the highly civilized Persian and Arab empires to marauding barbarians required, and elicited, a complex strategic response, including a notable example of dependence on high technology.

We suggest that the notable half-order dependence on precatalyst concentration, [ I], the inhibition of the reaction rate by increasing borane concentration and the implied second-order behavior with respect to [PhNH(Me)] implicates a monomer dimer equilibrium between the dinuclear species B and an adduct of the weakly basic aniline (C) in the rate-limiting process of the reaction.