Sentence examples for changes in timing from inspiring English sources
Controlling for the effects of survey year (2006, 2007, 2008), the changes in timing to adulthood by a particular species was significantly affected by the time of the season (day of year) when that species became an adult during the original survey (F1,18 = 5.41, P = 0.03).
Sarah Wanless, who also co-led the research, said: "It is important to realise that this analysis doesn't identify which predator-prey relationships are most at risk from disruption due to changes in timing.
When taking these changes in timing into account, it turns out that the number of days a convention is held before or after1 the other party's convention is a stronger predictor of convention bump (r=.37) than simply going first (r=.22).
Changes in "timing processes" are found in HD, but no study has varied the degree of motor demands in timing functions in parallel in HD.
Virtually all the data to date using the MTDC protocol has indicated linear declines in recognition with changes in timing and/or number of dots in the display set.
The reliability score will tend to collapse differences in probability at the same time, vs changes in timing (or reliability of timing) of peaks, into a single number.
In order to fit our data to the timescale of the Chen et al. [ 45] model, which has a period of 101.2 minutes, we scaled our experimental time-course to reflect this change in timing.
Both the government, and Binskin, have denied there has been any delay or change in timing.
Low elevation watersheds that do not reach the crest of the Sierra Nevada, such as the Bear, Cosumnes, and Calaveras Rivers, experienced little change in timing.
The VAT take was also down, while central government spending rose by £4.2bn, partly due to a change in timing of grants to local authorities.
