Sentence examples for aggregated change from inspiring English sources

The spatial extent of A. aneura shrubland patches varied over the 52-year study period but the aggregated change was small (an increase of 3.1% from 1950 to 2002, with the largest excursion a 13.1% decrease between 1950 and 1983).

During an aggregation phase, the aggregates change continuously as a result of changes in the local selected states.

On the macro level, it holds that the aggregate change in market income is transmitted via τ into an aggregate change in disposable income.

The whole issue at hand is how to account for the continuity of the person as the aggregates change.

The results imply that factor analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of the way that the strength properties of aggregates change in-service.

Change in vote share is, of course, not identical to the amount of swing voters: a party could, for example, gain and lose the same number of votes, which would mean lots of swing voters but no visible aggregate change.

Differences in size, shape and texture of PET-aggregates change the water to cement ratio as well as the slump of fresh concrete mixes, which ultimately change the mechanical behaviour.

The SDA evaluated the effects of changes in US population, food-related budget, product mix and food system technologies, whilst the SCA provided a more in-depth analysis of the changes, in terms of the contribution of agriculture, processing, packaging, transportation, retail, food service and household operations to the aggregate change in energy flows.

From the present diverse images, it can be easily investigated that the microstructures of the xerogels of all mixtures in different solvents are significantly different from each other, and the morphologies of the aggregates change from wrinkle and belt to fiber with change of solvents and gelators.

These results indicated that the cells in the aggregates change their morphology and the fibrils were replaced with cartilaginous ECM during long term differentiation.

The mean aggregate change in AROM was 23.5°.