Sentence examples for smaller dependence from inspiring English sources

The third term, depending on the electron effective mass, also has a smaller dependence on T than the other terms.

The superior performance of the elliptical-curve pattern is due primarily to its diffraction characteristics and to a lesser extent to its smaller dependence on fabrication error.

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.

The other arm of the chevron plot has a much shallower gradient (i.e. the folding mTS – U value) showing there is a smaller dependence of the folding rate on SDS.

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.

Most values were indicative of protons exposed to water, although smaller dependences were observed for glycine and alanine within the Tyr-Gly-Ala-Pro sequence conserved in all resilins found to date, which is the site of dityrosine cross-link formation.

Another to visit from this month is the newly opened Hermitage, a small dependence of the museum in St Petersburg.

Allies in South-East Asia and Europe must do their own fighting, and America must cut down its (actually quite small) dependence on trade.

The rate determining potential energy surface shows a very small dependence on the charging state.

The small dependence of absorption of this region on the Si content suggests it is a sub-stoichiometric oxide with only a very small amount of O.

On the other hand, the catalytic activity for the other basal planes shows a monotonic behavior with a small dependence of the activity with pH.