Sentence examples for changes in the spreading from inspiring English sources

Changes in the spreading coefficient and solvent polarity led to the formation of different morphologies.

The area between approximately 14.5° and 15.5° N near 130° E is such an example; however, this may have been caused by the reorganization associated with slight changes in the spreading direction rather than a slower spreading rate (Deschamps et al.2002,2008).2002,2008

From a clinical point of view, because it is most probable to see small changes in the spreading of pain over nine weeks, it is not surprising that the main movements in pain categories were from LP to RP and from WSP to RP.

Thus, the seafloor roughness near the CBF rift does not necessarily reflect a change in the spreading rate.

Our research, however, indicates that the change in the spreading rate is not required to correlate the observed magnetic anomalies to the geomagnetic polarity reversal timescale.

Shifting of dike attitudes to more easterly orientations in later stages of SSZ magmatism signals a gradual change in the spreading direction likely caused by impingement of the clockwise rotating Pelagonia on the arc trench rollback system in the south.

If the development degree of the normal faults is the case, there should be significant change in the spreading rate between ca 22 Ma (magnetic anomaly 6B) and ca 21 Ma (magnetic anomaly 6A), as seen in Fig. 12.

Such enhancement of mutual linkage between large economies in the randomized structures therefore may in part be responsible for the changes in the crisis spreading property.

In addition, this study shows if each dimension appears to rely on a key structure, symptom variations seems to involve changes in the spread of the dysfunction and/or changes in the connectivity between the key and other regions.

Analysis of this portion of the histogram demonstrated changes in the spread of ADC values, which may reflect dynamic intratumoural changes following treatment.

For example, populations living in cities located on the coast or on small islands may be particularly vulnerable to frequent rainfall and storms and are also exposed to changes in the spread of mosquito-borne diseases, such as Taiwan.