Sentence examples for changes in the day from inspiring English sources
Persisting, you may sense slight changes in the day's light — tiny, barely registered visual thunderclaps.
To identify this drift, the management need to look closely at changes in the day to day activities.
D. montana flies predict the forthcoming cold season mainly by changes in the day length even though also the temperature seems to have some effect on the percentage of diapausing females [ 18].
In our decision model we found that incorporation of a routinely available biomarker (estimated glomerular filtration rate) to this risk score was associated with changes in the day of assigned coronary artery bypass grafting, leading to higher QALYs at modest additional cost.
In most organisms the onset of reproductive diapause is largely determined by the length of the light period (photoperiodic diapause), which is not surprising, as seasonal changes in the day length in different latitudes are more predictable and consistent than changes in temperature or humidity [ 4].
Thus, we previously observed that treatment with the same high dose of BBP during the neonatal and lactational periods caused transitory changes in the gene expression profile of the gland, inducing a high number of up-modulated genes by 21 days of age (just after the end of the exposure) but not at other ages, and no changes in the day of vaginal opening [ 19].
And more 10th graders are prepping in anticipation of changes in the SAT and PSAT, which is taken to qualify for a National Merit Scholarship.
Markel would certainly have had some opinions on the changes in the Sunday arts listings, as well; so did many readers.
Changes in the FRI and NPS scores were assessed using dependent two-group t-tests between the baseline and each post-treatment score.
Having related changes in the SAT to changes in diffusion model bounds, this is akin to asking if their behavior could arise from a diffusion model with a bound that changes on a trial-by-trial basis.
It still needs to be clarified if similar mechanisms are involved in our experimental setup, in which we observed modality-dependent trial-by-trial changes in the SAT.
