Sentence examples for by changes in external from inspiring English sources
These individuals are less likely to be affected by changes in external economic conditions and we show that, indeed, the effects are lower for this subgroup.
First, we perform placebo regressions where we use treatment group individuals residing in municipalities with relatively low emigration rates as placebo, which should not be affected by changes in external economic conditions.
The analysis raises the question of whether the variation in D b is caused by natural fluctuations of the species range or by changes in external forcing such as natural or anthropogenic stressors.
To investigate these issues, we explore the history of import protection in Sect. 3 and of export taxes in Sect. 4. As we will see, however, external and internal factors are interrelated and trade policy can sometimes be affected by changes in external conditions.
In the absence of a TRPV1t agonist, the Bz-insensitive NaCl CT response is not affected by changes in external pH (Lyall et al. 2002).
Conserved alternative splicing patterns in plant SR splicing factors transcripts can be activated developmentally or by changes in external conditions such as environmental stresses [ 20- 22].
Successive episodes of basin inversion and mineralisation were driven by changes in the external stress field and related plate tectonic environment as evidenced by a corresponding match to bends in the polar wander path for northern Australia.
Such instabilities are caused by changes in the external parameters of the system.
These observed geographic patterns raise the hypothesis that 20th century diatom community dynamics were driven alternately by changes in two external factors: climate warming and enhanced Nr deposition.
In contrast, the Pf of oocytes expressing Aqp0b1 increased under acidic conditions (pH 6.0), whereas that of Aqp0b2 oocytes was not affected by changes in the external pH.
Assessments of successes are complicated by short-term fidelity to ClASS recommendations and by changes in policies, external factors, personal engagement, and organizational norms in the long term (5, 6).
