Sentence examples for changes in of from inspiring English sources

However, the response of the edifice to changes in of the hydrothermal fluid flux will be influenced by the heterogeneous permeability structures (Todesco et al. 2010; Currenti et al. 2017).

The azimuthal angles (in degree) in Fig. 4a, b (the angle between the +x axis and the velocity vector projected in the xy-plane, calculated in the clockwise orientation) clearly show the sudden changes in of the current and electron flows in the xy-plane, respectively, whereas, there are no obvious jumps in the magnetic field (Fig. 4c) and the number densities (Fig. 4d).

We applied the LC-based method in this area of research because (i) this method promises to be more efficient (in materials and analytical/experimental time) than conventional (batch and continuous-flow column) methods, and (ii) it generates unique data that reveal changes in of solution-phase adsorbate mixture compositions due to preferential adsorption or displacement effects.

Subsequently, the country has undergone changes in of government from oligarchic to democratic systems.

Changes in OF were not detected in dogs with microcytosis, lymphoma or infections, in contrast to previous studies for dogs with microcytosis [ 16, 17].

Therefore, changes in of session duration, in type of membranes used or in level of ultrafiltration could improve HD tolerance and probably overall patient prognosis.

Behavioural changes can be explained both in terms of changes in frequency of driving and in terms of changes in the use of driving-impairing medicines.

These occured in absence of changes in oxygenation of the muscle tissue.

The very nature of television changes in times of national tragedy and grief.

One of these arises from changes in methods of production.

Thus, changes in attenuation of light will be directly proportional to relative changes in concentration of the chromophore.