Sentence examples for weak dependencies from inspiring English sources

Their frequency ranges are narrow (4.2 – 4.37) · 1015 Hz because of weak dependencies of ω(k) on the incedent angels θ for different por-Au films.

Hence, weak dependencies are incorporated into the FOM model by the use of genomic mono- and dinucleotide frequencies to approximate the frequencies of larger oligonucleotides as compared to only mononucleotide frequencies in the ZOM model.

At 50% and 70% attrition rates, mean estimates became extremely biased, even at weak dependencies between attrition and follow-up variables.

Unlike in the case of ECoG recordings, we do not have any additional weak dependencies here which we want to single out for numerical reasons.

The results from the simulation study showed that mean estimates became substantially biased even at relatively weak dependencies between follow-up variables and attrition, whereas estimates of associations between variables were more robust to dependencies between attrition and study variables.

This means low mean temperatures were related to high yields and vice versa, even though relatively low values of R ranging from 0.17 to 0.28 suggested weak dependencies (see Fig. 7).

There is only a weak dependency of these filtered functions with the SH order.

The internal quantum efficiency and internal optical loss exhibit weak dependency on temperature.

For the second type of sample S30/20 with dimers, the LSPR peak positions exhibit a weak dependency on the incident angle near a wavelength of ~ 626 nm.

The weak dependency of the eastward and westward electrojets may be considered as a possible cause of the two types of the extreme AE data.

The values of FWHM parameters for dimer are increased, but on the other hand, with a weak dependency on the incident angle.