Sentence examples for changes as represented from inspiring English sources
It appears that in general, the natural status of the QMDB is one of salt accumulation and significant hydrologic changes – as represented through salt mass balance calculations – are largely confined to the eastern half of the Basin, although further change may yet express in the landscape.
Using near-infrared light, NIRS can detect rCBF changes as represented by increases in oxygenated hemoglobin concentration ([oxy-Hb]) and decreases in deoxygenated hemoglobin concentration ([deoxy-Hb]), which are considered to reflect cortical activity [ 1].
To generalize, during HPV-induced CIN progress, the malignant development in host cells has been promoted by multiple cooperative miRNA — mRNA regulation changes, as represented in the networks, eventually leading to cervical cancer formation.
It considers the consequences of uncertainty in both the pattern of catchment climate change as represented by different climate models and hydrological model parameterisation on the effects of mitigation policy.
The sensor response time is the time required to reach an equilibrium state wherein the average surface concentration of analytes immobilized on the sensor does not change as represented by a saturation of the wavelength shift.
Furthermore, the nitrogen cycle on land could affect the carbon storage response to climate change, as represented by parameter γ in Equation 3. Since global warming could lead to enhanced activities of soil microbes, accelerated soil decomposition may reduce the total amount of soil carbon.
In this study we also predicted that the self-report scales would show high internal consistency (α coefficients), but be sensitive to change, as represented by instability across time-points.
The third explanation addresses the situation where apparent patient differences in change scores, as represented by a correlation with another measure, are observed in a sample that is truly homogeneous with respect to change.
That is, it is the absolute change in q as represented in equation (4).
The change in [Ca2+]C, as represented by the fluorescence intensity within ChaGo-K1 cells, was monitored for 60 seconds.
No correlation was found between mutation-induced changes in the pharmacokinetic parameters and changes in α-helical content or changes in heat stability as represented by ΔHv.
