Sentence examples for smallest dependence from inspiring English sources

Spherical integration of the intensity for normalized distributions displaying the smallest dependence on ejection current revealed that ∼10% of the ejected solute at steady state was within 100 μm of the barrel.

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

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.

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.

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.

A pooling of results from different studies suggests that there is a small dependence of theXhcomponent of impedance magnitude on the hand grip forces.

A way of development to standardize a small fast nuclear reactor system, which is considered one of the suitable concepts at next generation for satisfying such needs as generality, small dependence on natural resources, safety and non-proliferation, is proposed.

Thus, these tests showed the small dependence of the Young's modulus and tensile strength on the strain rate, and gave rise to the description of the drop in mechanical properties near the melting temperature.