Sentence examples for changing average from inspiring English sources

Competition between juveniles and adult may also change with changing average adult size.

For example, the classical patterns of defect encountered in NAION may shift without changing average loss or there may be important changes in sensitivity within small areas of the visual field corresponding to nerve fiber bundle defects.

Skinniness is the ideal; its pervasiveness persists despite the changing average size of the American woman.

Ms. White notes that changing average vehicle size could, in principle, increase or decrease the cost of accidents.

Different feature selection methods have resulted in changing average accuracy of the class recognition.

Figure 10 Exponential trend of changing average size of colloidal Al-Ni nanoparticles versus ion concentration for several doses[47].

This is achieved by a slowly changing average-noise-gain tracker G (p)(μ,k) multiplied with every channel.

In addition a fast parallelized particle and molecule based nearest-neighbor analysis for the whole simulation process is implemented which allows a detailed temporal monitoring of changing averaged particle's and molecule's vicinities.

One of the main arguments against optimization is that there is no clear objective in practice, but that many criteria such as amount of rolling stock required, average passenger changing time, average speed of the trains, and the number of cross-wise correspondences have to be considered.

Overall, 3,297 genes (57.4%) changed in the same direction across all three methods; 99.7% of the genes that don't agree may not be significantly changing (the average fold-change for these genes is 1.00 with a standard deviation of 0.09; their mean p-value is 0.6).

If that is a movement the console manufacturers are after, I suspect there's a lot of work to be done changing the average gamer's mindset.