Sentence examples for change identically from inspiring English sources
This is so because both trunk and body volume change identically with breathing and gas expansion or compression.
15 20 21 In the DID method, it is assumed that the unobserved characteristics in the studied groups are stable and that the outcomes would change identically in these groups in the absence of intervention.
The experiments revealed two things: First, the physical properties of the photons changed identically during their journey, just as predicted by quantum theory--when one turned "red," so did the other.
Contrast and brightness settings were changed identically for comparisons.
Nevertheless, they do not necessarily respond identically to changes in these conditions (De Boeck et al. 2007).
And, in fact, these lenses will benefit from the new autofocus system and may perform better than they did originally, if not identically — slight changes will no doubt emerge from the addition of the new optics.
It therefore stands to reason that dauers generated by various techniques may not respond identically to changes in environment.
Most studies assume that the "price of risk"—how much extra profit an investor needs to expect before he will take extra risk never changes: offer an investor an identically risky investment at two different times and he will want the same amount of extra profit each time.But what if the price of risk varies over time?
The pre- and post test were structured identically, but we changed the specific information in each item.
This paper reports on instrument development and psychometric properties of the Clinical Decision Making Style Scale (CDMS) which consists of patient (CDMS-P) and staff (CDMS-S) versions which are structured identically with wording changed to reflect the different perspectives.
Also GAGE employs all genes V in the background gene set, including the ones in the target set W. The underlying assumption of GAGE is that the (mean) fold changes of genes are independent and identically distributed.
