Sentence examples for changing in proportion from inspiring English sources

At low input signal intensity, S→0, the output is strongly (linearly) sensitive to changes in input, with the output changing in proportion to S. At high signal intensity, the output is weakly (logarithmically) sensitive to changes in input, with the output changing in proportion to log(S).

Therefore, we shall assume that the measured distance d k (i) is the true distance plus additive noise, with the variance of the noise changing in proportion to the distance to the target, namely, we assume that d k ( i ) = d k o ( i ) + β ⋅ ω o - x k, i ⋅ n k ( i ) (2).

Conversely, the skull bones appear to have generally grown isometrically, increasing in size without changing in proportion.

In order to evaluate effects of changing in the proportions of all solid dispersion components on carbamazepine dissolution rate, D-optimal mixture experimental design was used in the formulation development.

Demographics are changing in the developed countries, towards increasing proportions of senior workers.

The present study indicates that POP exposure might be involved in changing the proportion of ejaculated Y-bearing spermatozoa in human populations.

Cognition of the changing proportion in the viscosity effect and inertia effect of fluid solid is also especially helpful for the sensitivity analysis of viscosity and vibration frequency.

The plot sex ratio treatment has been very successful in changing the proportion of male nestlings between plots while keeping some variation in brood sex ratios within plots ("Electronic supplementary material", Fig.  1).

However, domestication (or at least incipient or semi-domestication) without cultivation may occur by selective removal of undesirable phenotypes and/or enhancement of desirable phenotypes in wild populations, thus changing the proportion of phenotypes in the managed populations, as described by Casas et al. (1997, 1999) and Anderson (2004) for various species.

However, changing proportions in the non-married and married population is a too vague indication of the changing direction of the selection.

In conclusion, the high concentration of APV influenced LTD and enhanced LTP in AD rats through changing the proportion of NMDAR, which suggested that the change of NMDAR may participate in the pathogenesis of AD at the synaptic level.