Sentence examples for change over a range of from inspiring English sources
Beach profiles have been observed to change over a range of spatial and temporal scales; however techniques for quantifying this variability have not been fully established.
The flow rate through the pipe is seen to undergo a periodic change over a range of almost 7percentt variation when the pipe is oscillated.
Stepwise addition of the pYEEIE peptide causes no spectral change over a range of ligand concentrations (Supplementary Figure S4).
Ideally, is not expected to change over a range of k (as shown by the blue dashed line in Figure 1) such that p1,..., p k are most likely to be from null hypotheses.
The cost-effectiveness analysis comprised four main steps: (1) retrospective analysis of the intervention's cost, (2) estimation of the number of HIV infections averted by the intervention, (3) calculation of the cost-effectiveness ratios, and (4) sensitivity analyses to examine how the cost-effectiveness ratios would change over a range of assumptions about cost and effectiveness.
Community structure changes over a range of timescales, from annual to decadal to millennial time periods.
Results of the experiment showed that the resonance frequency varied from 11.7 to 29.3 MHz, so the output beam energy could be changed over a range of about 6.3 times.
The paper isolates the role of chemistry, and in particular flame intermediates, on the observed phenomenon with a view to better understand how the behaviour changes over a range of conditions.
Because the declination of the Sun in Titan's sky changes over a range of nearly 60 degrees throughout the Saturnian year of nearly 30 Earth years, Titan is expected to exhibit seasonal changes in its atmosphere and on its surface.
The interferogram has ground surface changes over a range of several tens of kilometers, producing too many values to be easily assimilated in a modeling scheme.
Molecular genetics can be a powerful approach for the study of microevolutionary changes over a range of temporal scales, from a few generations to thousands years.
