Sentence examples for by changes in average from inspiring English sources

Under wetter than average conditions, change in post-fire water yield is largely explained by changes in average age of the forest.

That is why the light-curing kinetics described by changes in average positron lifetime τ av., which serves as most adequate determinant of generalized PAL spectra (despite applied PAL-spectra-fitting procedures) [12, 13], obeys an effective time constant τ very close to nanoindentation-controlled polymerization kinetics (changes in NHD and E, see Table 1).

Thus, our modeling is not confounded by changes in average cell speed over time.

The changes in the average area occupied by the foci studied were accompanied by changes in average velocities (compare Table 1 with Table 2).

Changes induced by the target gases must be compensated by changes in the average temperature being applied to the sensing layer.

From Fig. 2, it is apparent that ordinary passenger cars contributed considerably to the change in gasoline consumption by changes in annual average travel distance.

In presence of CO2 the temporal variations of the gravity field caused by changes in the average fluid density (Figure 10) show a peculiar pattern.

(1) Direct labor costs shall be updated by multiplying base level direct labor costs by percentage changes in average wages and salaries of Board employees.

I evaluate this by analyzing the changes in average weekly wages, since a decrease in labor supply would suggest an increase in wages for the remaining employees.

In addition, similar to a recent study of Horger et al., we obtained reasonable accuracy by calculating changes in averaged ADC obtained from ROIs based on visual assessment of b1000 SI tumoural heterogeneity.

The chitosan effect on the soil burial degradation of polylactic acid plasticized with tributyl o-acetyl citrate (ATBC) was studied by weight loss measurements, changes in average molecular weight and its distribution, mechanical, thermal and surface properties correlated with structural and morphological modifications.