Sentence examples for alters across from inspiring English sources
One metric that does this is the lead, and how it alters across the course of a game.
Although the network diagram was not included in the written piece, Wong (2009) was able to articulate comprehensive narratives which retained contextual backgrounds and elucidated relational dimensions of the ego with alters across time.
Figure 2 illustrates how the average Ct value alters across the three days (which have three different dilution sets) for each plasmid copy number.
While our study conducted in spring/summer tentatively suggested a higher frequency of outdoor falls during winter, further work is needed to confirm seasonal effects and to ascertain if people's perception of outdoor falls risk alters across seasons.
Examining the components of this pathway, we observe that some are genes commonly altered while others are infrequently altered across our sample set by multiple patterns of genomic alteration, and some genes which behave oppositely in different samples.
Apart from the jump in seniority, though, the essential shape – team reshuffle, challenge, boardroom, taxi for an annoying one – has scarcely altered across the decade.
He found that perceptions of masculinity altered across the menstrual cycle, with "a preference for more masculine faces when women are fertile".
Questions remain about how tree mortality varies and forest structure is altered across the disturbance gradient imposed by these fires.
Fire frequency and severity, and vegetation composition and structure have been altered across much of North America during the past century because of fire exclusion and other land management practices.
Yield and fiber quality of cotton even varies within locules in a boll, but it is not clear how yield components and quality parameters are altered across seed positions of a locule (SPL).
From this, we can conclude that the the module signature is robust across both data sets and the modules are frequently altered across patients profiled in both studies.
