Sentence examples for trivial dependence from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that there seems not to be any trivial dependence of the average mutation load on the number of stop codons in the genetic code.

It is found that the brush height shows a non-trivial dependence on the radius of the grafting substrate.

For two-particle catalyst configurations, it was found computationally a non-trivial dependence of the reactant conversion on some geometric characteristics, especially the distance between particles.

Our main findings are that the coupling effect exists for most of the asymmetrical GBs and that the coupling factor exhibits a non-trivial dependence on both the misorientation and inclination angles.

We show that the bundle of tubes models overestimate apparent permeability by factors between 1.52 and 153, due to the non-trivial dependence of flow on pore space connectivity and shape.

It has been shown that etching rates of multicomponent glasses, where all the components dissolve in HF, have a non-trivial dependence on both the 'bonding connectivity' of the glass and the presence of reaction by-products on its surface [10].

Concretely, the detailed shape of the noise vs the mean expression in Fig. 4 can discriminate between various regulatory scenarios: Eq (16) shows the non-trivial dependence of the noise on the mean expression in the case of diffusion input noise, in particular its scaling as g̅2−1/h(1−g̅2−1/hh.

The rates of these processes would have a non-trivial dependence on the age of a family and thus cannot be easily incorporated into our mathematical framework.

The average height reached by cell membrane is roughly proportional to the surface engulfed (see Additional file 1, Figure S10), and the mean-square deviation divided by the square root of the average height quantifies the variability of the phagocytic cup, excluding a trivial size dependence on the variability.

The experimental studies have confirmed the role of the surface effects which lead to unusual and non-trivial size dependence of their bistable character.

We observe a non-trivial angle dependence that may result in very low in-plane ER yield for some given incident azimuthal angles.