Sentence examples for change pairs from inspiring English sources

The definitions of the fold change pairs and sign change pairs were given above.

If it is expected that positions are correlated, one can further generalize this idea to change pairs of positions or even higher orders.

Based on the quantified results regarding the regulatory pattern of each miRNA-mRNA pair, we prefer those miRNA-mRNA pairs whose 2 PCCs showed opposite algebraic signs (sign change pairs) and those whose 2 PCCs showed the same algebraic sign but displayed the ratio of the PCC of each condition to the normal greater than 2 or smaller than 0.5 (fold change pairs).

A concerted effort to dispute the reality of climate change paired with economic hardship made Americans care less about the issue.

It can be a free oil change, pair of socks, guitar lesson or something totally different.

Social worker Maggie Wood told Radio New Zealand that she had clients who were "terrified" because of the rapid change paired with a lack of support.

Hence the response modulation was constrained around the original and new preferred orientations since the baseline firing rate failed to change (paired sample two-tailed t-test, p>0.1; Fig. 2D).

Orthopaedic shoes significantly improved LDS in the three axes (medio-lateral: 10% relative change, paired t-test p < 0.001; vertical: 9%, p = 0.03; antero-posterior: 7%, p = 0.04).

For each permutated data set, pre-change pairs and post-change pairs can be identified under the above procedure using the SIG method.

To examine the overlap between pre-change pairs and post-change pairs, a metric named Re-identification Scale (RS) was defined: (1) where Noverlap represents the number of overlapped gene pairs, and Npre represents the total number of pre-change pairs.

In addition to health monitoring, Uretsky said her collection stood out because it can be adapted as a woman's body changes, paired with a variety of components and worn before, during and after pregnancy.