Sentence examples for changes in passage from inspiring English sources

Using the estimated position effects in Table 4, the impact of changes in passage positions on item difficulty can be calculated for other items and passages in a similar fashion.

This study is also important from the drug discovery perspective, whose pace can be enhanced by apriori knowledge about the effects and location of length variations in relation to the active sites or changes in passage of substrates (small drug-like molecules).

This transition from pipe flow to open-channel flow results in a change in passage shape from that of an elliptical tube to that of a canyon.

Gene expression in RASF started to change in passages 5-6 with 7-10% differentially expressed genes.

Now Chin-wen Chou, Till Rosenband, and colleagues at the National Institute of Standard and Technology NISTT) in Boulder, Colorado, have detected changes in the passage of time caused by speeds of less than 10 meters per second and height changes of less than a meter, using a new type of atomic clock called an optical clock.

The endogenous and hereditary process of accumulative changes in the passage of time resulting in functional deterioration and/or death.

"It is important that we use literature on the tests without changes in the passages," said the commissioner, Richard P. Mills.

[Added in 2003:] I thank John Corcoran for his very apt critical comments, which prompted changes in several passages of the 1999 text.

The last investigated parameter, interspinous distance, showed a significant change in the passage from supine to upright position in both acute and chronic patients with instability.

Unfortunately, unless there is a real change in momentum, passage of the Dream Act and women's equality will be very difficult this session.

For Wittgenstein, analogously, to say that there is substance is to say that there are some things such that all "existence changes" in the metaphorical passage from world to world are reconfigurations of them.