Sentence examples for both systems over time from inspiring English sources
In two RAS producing seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax), 16S rRNA barcoding (Keuter et al. 2017) showed that AOB belonged almost exclusively to Nitrosomonas, of which dominant species shifted in both systems over time.
Further, changes in the composition of the sewage system over-time may affect the level and character of worker's exposure longitudinally.
Canada and Australia have both tweaked their "merit-based" systems over time, since sometimes people who have desirable qualifications on paper aren't actually what's needed in the labor market or aren't able to adjust well to the country, Jacoby said.
By transforming the time series produced by stochastic simulations into the frequency domain, it is possible to characterise mathematically the behaviour of both oscillatory and non-oscillatory systems over time.
The costs of NHS systems are persistently lower compared to SSH systems over time both in terms of health expenditure per capita and as percentage of GDP (although the latter is the case only since 1985, before this time NHS systems were consuming a larger part of the GDP).
His main area is dynamical systems, which concerns the behaviour of systems over time such as, say, a point moving around according to a mathematical rule.
In The Limits and Possibilities of Schooling (1993), the American sociologist Christopher Hurn proposed one method of evaluating education systems over time.
More specifically, development economics resembles economic history in that it seeks to explain the changes that occur in economic systems over time.
Second, proactive resilience takes into account the gradual degradation of systems over time.
By contrast, slow chemical evolution of hydrothermal systems over time may gradually lead systems toward a state of sealing.
