Sentence examples for systematic dependence from inspiring English sources

Again, one should explore the systematic dependence of this line energy upon model assumptions.

The systematic dependence of the glass transition temperatures of these new polymers on the number of methylene groups is discussed.

Given that this is a factor of a few below the HWHM of LETG, it would be prudent to explore the systematic dependence of this value upon model assumptions.

No systematic dependence on the ratio of input motion frequency to the natural frequency of the backfill (f/f1) was observed.

Cyclic voltammetry, UV vis spectroscopy, and α-step instruments indicate a systematic dependence of the film thickness of these ultra-thin films on the assembly time and temperatures.

The data reveal a weak but systematic dependence of the decay dynamics on sample azimuth with one-fold symmetry which we attribute to a small residual step density on the nominal flat surface.

Next, I will describe how the basic parameters of winds can be inferred from the data and summarize the systematic dependences of these parameters on the key properties of the galaxy and the starburst.

In contrast to the above, systematic dependences of the QP sizes or morphologies on the primary amine were not observed.

A systematic thickness dependence of the linewidth at zero magnetic field could not be observed for the samples investigated.

For the amber samples, there is not a systematic age dependence for the amber's glass transition temperature.

The pre-storm enhancements occur both day and night, more often in summer half of the year, do not exhibit a systematic latitudinal dependence, and are not accompanied by a corresponding change of hmF2.