Sentence examples for changes in the registration from inspiring English sources

In [25], we performed a similar experiment and in addition showed that small changes in the registration parameters can have a huge effect on the similarity scores of face recognition algorithms.

Furthermore, sudden jumps in observations may be caused by changes in definitions or by changes in the registration method.

Changes identified through the period effect tend to be phenomena that affect a wide range of age groups, as happens with changes in the registration, diagnostic criteria and treatment of these tumours.

A new death certificate form in the 1980s and changes in the registration procedure are suggested to be partly responsible for the rise in the Norwegian suicide rates in the 1980s.

Births with a birth weight <500 g or a gestational age <20 weeks were excluded to avoid potential bias due to changes in the registration of births at the borderline of viability [ 11, 12].

Recent changes in the registration routes onto the Register of Pharmacists of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may have affected entries from overseas: reciprocal arrangements for pharmacists from Australia and New Zealand ended in June 2006; 10 new states joined the European Union in 2004 and a further two in 2007, allowing straightforward registration.

Their short announcement states that thanks to a recent change in the registration process – namely the removal of account requirements for the downloading of free apps – has sparked interest in the Ovi store.

Rather, we seek changes in the civil registration system so that the 'public' and administrative record of who we are reflects the gender in which we identify.

However, not only changes in the classification and registration may explain the findings of cohort-time effects, because incidence rates of various disorders have been found to increase in the ICD-10 period.

Campaigners fear a change in the voter registration system could leave millions unable to take part in May's general election.

The reasons for this are unclear and merit further investigation, particularly in the context of an increase in uACR testing following the change in incentives in 2009 (to include uACR, though there was no change in the CKD registration incentive).