Sentence examples for the small dependence from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In contrast to the small dependence of these evolutionary parameters on, we find a strong effect from time varying effective population sizes.

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.

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

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.

The highly significant, though small, dependence of head circumference on maternal age, despite adjustment for parity, was unexpected and requires confirmation in independent samples All three dependent variables were found to have a linear dependence on maternal height in the range 147 183 cm.

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

(632) A small dependence of the permeability coefficient on the molar volume was observed 633) in experiments with rotating diffusion chamber, 634) which, however, monitor transport through planar systems (section ) that is more complex than the simple interfacial transfer.

As is illustrated with the data from the cow genome in Additional File 4, the number of ΨEs that are detected, has only a small dependence on the size of this buffer.

There is an almost significant but small dependence on the moving velocity (F 3,9) = 4.89, p = 0.03): the higher the moving speed, the bigger the deviation and, consequently, the stronger the illusion.