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This dependence arises in many engineering situations and imparts a fluid flow velocity dependence on overall rates.

Most of this dependence arises from the activation phase.

This dependence arises because of the small time scales for the many reversible processes considered relative to receptor lifetime, and such effects can be observed in calculations of EGFR phosphorylation response to therapeutics.

This definition is rooted in the counter-adaptive theory of drug addiction, which postulates that dependence arises from the same neuroadaptive mechanisms that produce drug tolerance.

This concentration dependence arises due to binding competition with these other proteins or DNA.

In a pivotal study, Sharp (1963) proposed that this linear dependence arises from the scaling of the ripples' shadow zone – the part of the ripple devoid of particle impacts – with the wind speed.

This contact area dependence arises from the following properties of T σ(E F) as shown in Fig. 6b.

Interestingly, this particular type of dependence arises in modeling material abundances in the spectral unmixing problem of remote sensed images.

The time course of the gating currents could be described by a 2-state kinetic model in which the voltage dependence arises from voltage-dependent rate constants between what we considered to be an inactive and an activated state.

The plasmon bandwidth increases with increasing particle size, which is usually ascribed to extrinsic size effects because size dependence arises from the full expression of Mie's theory [24,25].

The dependence remains significant even at distances of several hundred kilometres between the tide gauge and the rainfall gauge, indicating that dependence arises largely due to synoptic scale meteorological forcings.