Sentence examples for change derived from inspiring English sources

Here we show that the amygdala is sensitive to context change derived from shifting mental set without changing the stimulus complexity.

How accurate are regional projections of climate change derived from downscaling global climate model results?

Results may not be strictly compatible with estimates of forest area change derived from land use statistics.

Expanding the sequencing depth of the peptides with a statistically significant quantitative change derived from a biological stimulation is critical.

Price and COO are the two most influential attributes and package size and type are the two least important attributes to change derived utility.

Table 15 shows the results on the determinants of pro-poor technological change derived from the regression model outlined in Eq. (12).

My position on climate change derives from a combination of factors: my personal conclusions on the ethics; the objective conclusions of the science as reflected in the long-term analysis of the International Panel of Climate Change scientists; and the established capacity of national and international public policy to make a difference in shaping climate futures.

First, to measure change, deriving a single summary measure for the entire group and relating it to a commonly used clinical rating scale (ie, yearly change in points on that scale).

Figure 7 Shoreline changes derived by the additive color process.

A major focus is made on the intraretinal changes derived mainly from retinal glial cell reactivity.

The temporal changes seen by InSAR data corresponded well with, but largely supplemented, the changes derived from Landsat data.