Sentence examples for change based on time from inspiring English sources

The service touts flat fares between neighborhoods, which don't change based on time spent in the car or distance traveled.

Instead, anyoung haseyo is used throughout all parts of the day, and the greeting does not change based on time of day.

While this sampling might limit generalizability, it does not affect internal validity, as the discordance between measured and perceived frailty did not change based on time-on-dialysis.

This includes research to better detect subtle land changes based on time series of Earth observation satellites at multiple scales.

Analysis of dFabp mRNA from fly head extracts show changes based on time-of-day, which reflect circadian changes previously observed [28].

The prices change based on the time of year.

Uber's explainer of the feature also notes that the multipliers "will change based on the time of day, and the day of the week, to help show you when and where it's expected to be busiest".

Evolutionary change based on absolute time scales yield rates of divergence that are, on average, higher for adult size-related traits (mean = 1830 darwins) than for juvenile size-related traits (1027 darwins) and age-related traits (1047 darwins).

Your results may change based on the time of day and year.

By allowing the model to change based on the duration between time points we provide a dynamic relationship for the model: as the spacing between time points increases, the mean and variance of the feature space changes (e.g., the variance on the cell movement increases while the mean division angle decreases).

To estimate the number of hired workers, ranchers, and farm operators per year, we determined the average annual change based on the two available time periods (2007 and 2012).