Sentence examples for changes in averages from inspiring English sources
Instead, they look for changes in averages — in boundary conditions.
Systematic changes in averages and standard deviations of responses are observed when subjects cannot direct their response towards a visible target location, but have to represent target distance and direction in either hand-centered or allocentric visual coordinates instead.
Table 3 presents the serial changes in averages of the numbers of SB as a whole and SB with SI, and the scores of SF-8 PCS, SF-8 MCS and BHS 4-item version recorded in follow-up assessments.
Several studies have identified that under-identification of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in administrative data sets is non-randomly distributed, and methods to improve Indigenous identification in administrative data can result in both changes of counts of records, and changes in averages and other statistics derived from these records [ 21- 24].
Climate projections are mathematically easier because we can only identify changes in averaged weather in the far future.
Only a few studies have attempted to assign a specific value to changes in average global temperatures during the MWP.
Changes in per-capita G.D.P., which track only changes in average income, are completely silent about the effects of this shift.
Or as the author David Phillips puts it: While an incomplete measure, it is not giving a misleading impression of changes in average living standards.
Russian television said tonight that Mr. Tobbin was working on a thesis at Voronezh University, examining the changes in average Russians' political attitudes during a decade of independence.
Still other scientists insist that their data do not show appreciable changes in average temperature anywhere over the course of the interval.
