Sentence examples for backward changes from inspiring English sources

We evolved 1,000 categorical (binary) characters in Mesquite (Maddison and Maddison 2011) using the aforementioned two-parameter Markov-k model with asymmetric rates of forward and backward changes.

Forward changes depict the instantaneous probability of gene inactivating mutations leading to incomplete, thus nonfunctional operon (from state 0 to state 1), and backward changes describe the instantaneous rate probability of regaining a functional operon, by back mutation, by gene conversion, or lateral gene transfer (from state 1 to state 0).

We can skip forward or backward, change articles, and generally exert much more influence over exactly what we are, and are not, absorbing into our consciousness.

It is uncertain whether reduced growth capacity of facial height caused by an X chromosome deficiency has any influence on the direction of mandibular growth rotation or whether an underdeveloped PFH represents just a consequence of backward growth changes in the mandible.

To evaluate whether the assumed relationships and the minimum adjustment sets provided by the DAGs are supported by our data, we conducted forward and backward 10% change-in-estimate procedures departing from the minimum adjustment sets following the methods suggested by Evans et al. (2012).

And second, it reinforces a message to Southerners themselves, particularly whites, that they are in fact benighted and backward — so why change?

The California Legislature has failed several times to change backward sentencing and parole policies that keep the state's prisons dangerously overcrowded with too many minor offenders sent to jail for too long.

These diagrams are stored by using versions for backward compatibility and change management.

The adjustable ejector is subjected to electrical pulses through the stepper motor which drives needle forward or backward movement to change the nozzle throat area for the optimum high-side pressure.

Legacy topographic data allow us to extend this temporal perspective of change backward in time to better inform us of variations on decadal time-scales and in some instances, as far back as a half-century or more (Corsini et al. 2009; Carley et al. 2012; James et al. 2012; Schaffrath et al. 2015).

If you repeat in your mind, the clock doesn't tick backward, would that change your outlook?