Sentence examples for a fixed change from inspiring English sources

However, any change in one parameter was experimentally associated with a fixed change in the other parameter according to eight predetermined designs and all trials for thermal improvement were detrimental to acoustic comfort and conversely.

The above analysis allows the conclusion that a particular change in costs and benefits will not lead to a fixed change in the CER.

For example, the sensitivity (S) of an input parameter (Pi), such as KOW, on model output, such as iF, can be approximated as S = (Δ iF/ iF /(Δ P/ Pi), [1] where Δ iF is the change in the iF value and Δ P is a fixed change to a selected input parameter value (e.g., 0.1% change in KOW).

To illustrate the trend of the optical response caused by various cases of solvent swelling, a small fixed change is applied to each refractive index and layer thickness.

Participants' functions were derived by measuring, for each stimulus, (along the spline function fitted to each individual's UAD – see above) the change in wavelength needed to produce a fixed, criterion change in sensation; these wavelength shifts were averaged across participants to obtain group wavelength-discrimination functions for males and females.

For the electrochemically oxidised electrode, the cathodic photocurrent transient at a fixed potential changed reproducibly with changing solution pH, owing to the participation of the oxygen-containing surface groups in acid base equilibrium with the solution.

If we hypothesize a fixed change-point time, this model is compared to the single baseline ETAS model using the Akaike information criterion (AIC; Akaike 1973, 1992).

To analyze the unfolding process of active AQN mutants at a fixed temperature, changes in the CD spectra of the wild-type enzyme, D17N, E237Q, D212N or D183N as a function of time were recorded at 70°C and 80°C.

Most of the existing implementations use a fixed fold-change or P value cutoff to generate regulated gene lists.

Taking a statistical threshold approach allows us to take account of different clones' differing variance across samples that a fixed fold-change approach does not.

When a change point is modeled as a random effect, this problem disappears since the parameters of the change point distribution are estimated instead of a fixed-effect change point.