Sentence examples for been observed that changes from inspiring English sources

Since at least the time of the industrial revolution, it has been observed that changes in economic activity can induce changes in the natural environment.

However, it has also been observed that changes in environmental conditions might result in species shifts, especially in the D. longispina communities (e.g. [ 26]).

In contrast, while paralogs may be expected to diverge more often than orthologs, it has been observed that changes in paralog function are observed with the same frequency as in orthologs (Studer and Robinson-Rechavi, 2009).

It has also been observed that changes in cytosine methylation occur at a frequency much greater than that of the DNA sequence mutations (Ossowski et al., 2010; Schmitz et al., 2011).

Furthermore, it is observed that changes depending on the state of the EEG, thus leading to a variable rate of innovation.

It is observed that changes from orange-red to yellow clearly on colour solutions, while its peak position emission shifts from orange-red to blue and decreases in intensity with increasing radiation exposure time.

It is observed that changes in the aspect ratio and volume fraction of the Li2B4O7 inclusions influence the hydrostatic piezoelectric coefficient g∗h, squared figure of merit d∗hg∗h and electromechanical coupling factor k∗h of the composite, and large values of g∗h∼102 mV·m/N, d∗hg∗h∼ (10−11 10−10) Pand and k∗h≈ 0.6 0.7 are achieved.

From Fig. 10, it is observed that there is no change in the radiation pattern of the mobile phone antenna due to shields made up of insulators, which is as desired.

It is observed that change of noise model or frequency offset has almost no significant effect on the classification rate.

At the early stage of development >20 h (ring stage), a crescent shaped staining was observed that changed into a ring of fluorescence around the nuclear envelop at the trophozoite stage.

It has been observed that adaptive changes in coordination patterns are due to both external and internal constraints.