Sentence examples for an aggregate of changes from inspiring English sources

Note that repression of R-luc protein level as defined here is an aggregate of changes in mRNA stability as well as translation efficiency.

Seminal work by Mr Shiller found that while asset prices are meant to be an aggregate of expected changes in pay-offs (like dividends in the case of stocks) dividends vary much less than stock prices.

The headline figure reported an increase from 65to71%1%, which aggregates a number of changes in levels of formal and informal volunteering between regions and between groups of the population.

Future single-cell analysis might determine whether this rate change phenomenon is mediated by single-cell-level expression variations or from the aggregate of the changes in gene expression levels in each cell.

Now, let's look at the aggregate of these changes, plus the amount of interest the candidates will owe on the extra debt their plans create.

But, she argued, it was the "aggregate" of the changes and the way they had been implemented that was in danger of putting Britain at a disadvantage to its major higher education competitors such as the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

The aggregate of these changes would dampen the ensuing ventilatory overshoot and perpetuation of ventilatory instability [ 20].

We thus present an aggregate picture of medium-run change over the period 1997/2001 to 2006/2012, encompassing the possibility of some occupations switching their classification over the period as the required skills evolve.

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

These farmer-level process pattern linkages form the basis of an aggregate village-level land-change model, which predicts the land-cover outcomes of different dominant trajectories of agricultural change.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Changes in aggregate consumer surplus as a function of changes in the size of the buyer group, s.