Sentence examples for any changes in rate from inspiring English sources

The autoregressive model will pick up any changes in rate and magnitude distributions.

Finally the study was unable to measure any changes in rates of deliberate self-harm or help-seeking as outcomes of the intervention.

The coefficient on this variable reflects the difference in rates of violence in Cardiff after the programme was implemented net of any changes in rates of violence in the control cities after implementation of the programme.

The predominant effect increased rate of decarboxylation of [1-C]glucose, with small, if any, changes in rates of decarboxylation of [6-C]glucose with chronic or acute differences in glucose level.

Any change in rate of histone protein synthesis producing a commensurate slow-down in cell proliferation might result in little or no change in assays which measure a snapshot of a dynamic state, such as global chromatin structure or total histone protein abundance.

Few analysts expect any change in rates until later this year at the earliest, with whoever wins the spring election likely to start tightening fiscal policy.

There will not be any change in rates this week, but it looks like a better-than-evens bet that rates will be increased at the September meeting.

The new state power would derive from the fact that there would be no regulations on the books; thus any change in rates would be subject to commercial negotiation and arbitration overseen by the states.

Unsteady-state or transient two-phase flow, caused by any change in rates, pressures or temperature at any location in a two-phase flow line, may last from a few seconds to several hours.

In adjusted models, 3-year declines in functional status were significantly associated with concurrent reduction in frequency of church attendance but not with any change in rates of religious media (TV/radio) use.

To examine whether any change in rating scores has occurred over time we compared the scores for articles published before the study midpoint (13 January 2006) with those published later.