Sentence examples for altered variables from inspiring English sources
All altered variables returned to baseline values within 2 wk after the both interruptedly and continuously high-grain feeding.
Analog computers are especially well suited to simulating dynamic systems; such simulations may be conducted in real time or at greatly accelerated rates, thereby allowing experimentation by repeated runs with altered variables.
These findings suggest the need for determining effective strategies for the evaluation and promotion of health among shift workers focused on the altered variables.
Prepared samples were named in accordance with the type and values of the altered variables (CMC concentration and molarity of the cross-linking medium).
Statistical significance of differences (p < 0.05) due to altered variables (temperature, medium, agitation) in the microtiter adherence assays were determined using one way repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA; SigmaStat, V3.5, Systat Software, Inc., USA).
The input to the computer interface allows one to alter variables of frequency, duration, and amplitude of strain.
Museum trees often include, in graphic form, other information beyond relatedness and common ancestry, such as diversity, by altering variables such as branch length, thickness, or shape and using color-coding and symbols.
This allowed systematic in silico examination of the consequences of altering variables such as oligonucleotide concentration, affinity, and stability, or the scheduling of multiple transfections on RNA and protein perturbations.
The CHIA promotes interaction among stakeholders through two aspects: stakeholders' ability to alter variable weights to reflect different biodiversity protection requirements; and formula-based dynamic attributes that immediately update results visually.
Therefore, we altered several variables in an attempt to improve shRNA and GFP expression.
Despite the large sample size, this study found little evidence of altered dermatoglyphic variables in either non-affective psychosis or affective psychosis compared with normal controls.
