Sentence examples for changes over the seasons from inspiring English sources

They're based in West Antarctica, and they swim in the Amundsen Sea, which the researchers are interested in because they want to look at how the deep ocean current, the Circumpolar Deep Water changes over the seasons.

Marked changes over the seasons were recorded corresponding to the combination of patchy heterogeneous stratum corneum hydration and heterogeneous skin surface roughness.

Figure  3 (bottom) shows how the yield penalty due to weeds and disease changes over the seasons depending on the land-use sequence in the sequence that was found to be optimal when the weed seed return parameter was set to 0.1, representing new techniques or improved technology for weed seed catching and removal or destruction.

Figure  3 (top) shows how the yield penalty due to weeds and disease changes over the seasons depending on the land-use sequence in this optimal sequence, with regular pasture rotations necessary to allow control of weeds, despite providing little short-term profit.

Backscattering probability (backscattering/scattering) was usually <1% and showed gradual changes over the season, with lowest values in the late summer/early fall.

To fill this knowledge gap, this novel study explores how pollinators utilise different habitats within a landscape and how utilisation changes over the season.

While not ideal, it helps in forming a picture of the effect's changes over the season in the two analysed periods.

One also must remember the day light savings rules (when they begin and end in the two time zones - they are not the same dates) because shifts of one to two hours change over the seasons.

The San Francisco Giants have undergone major growth and change over the season — in their play, sure, but maybe even more significantly in their hair.

The composition of the soil amino acid pools across the sites changed over the season, with acidic amino acids being abundant (63.6 84.3%) in spring, and neutral amino acids dominating (53.7 66.0%) in summer.

Here's an animated one called Rankings in Motion that shows how the college basketball standings changed over the season.