Sentence examples for changes approximately by from inspiring English sources

We estimated that replacing an unpaired sampling approach by a paired sampling approach could improve the detection limit of stock changes approximately by a factor of four.

Passing through the resonant peak the phase of the compressional B z component changes approximately by π, the phase of the B x component by ~ π/2, while the phase of the B y component remains practically the same.

Scale efficiency scores changed approximately by 90%, and the proportion of those achieving increasing returns to scale was high.

In order to simulate the fluctuations in reprogramming, we computed the cell "energy" according to the epigenetic and genetic interactions between different modules based on a related model similar to Artyomov's model in [ 11], so that module state is changed approximately by (1) and (2) when the perturbation is small.

The reduction of 1 g of salt per day was assumed to change SBP approximately by −1.185 mm Hg among hypertensive subjects and by −0.595 mm Hg among normotensive subjects.

Agonists and most mutations change approximately independently the ground-state energy difference; thus, it is possible to forecast and engineer AChR responses simply by combining perturbations.

Results show that in the annual mean, the temperature response of the model is enhanced by the inclusion of the ozone changes, by approximately 15 20%.

The transmission molar absorptivity at 3,550 changesanges by approximately 50% from basaltic glasses to rhyolitic glasses (Zhang 1999).

If high quality fitness correlate calibrations and realistic distributions of kinetic parameters are available together with estimates of N e, the effective population size of the species that carries this system, then the fraction of effectively neutral changes can be computed approximately by lumping together all mutational effects with a selection coefficient s < 1/ N e.

Babisch et al. [ 20] also reported that cup inclination changed by approximately 0.3° and cup anteversion changed by approximately 0.8° per 1° change of pelvic tilt.

For I C 2 on average both oxy- and deoxy-hemoglobin changes were approximately equal by magnitude and, on average, opposite by sign. Figure 4 shows examples of the time courses of I C 1 and I C 2 for three subjects during the repetitive BH exercises.