Sentence examples for corresponding to change from inspiring English sources

The results of calculation are presented that some nuclides such as Se-79, Tc-99, Pd-107, Th-233, U-236, Pb-210, Ra-226 and Np-237 virtually unchanged in case the maximum release rate from EBS corresponding to change thickness of buffer material.

The strongest peak (near 355 cm−1) showed a gradual change in shape, corresponding to change in the ratio of intensities of two superposed peaks, 2LA (~352 cm−1) and E1 2g (~356 cm−1).

The VR value in the period range of 5 30 s was improved by 47%, corresponding to change from − 0.97 to − 0.50 for the m 00 and m 16 waveforms, respectively.

Sign tests of the results show a significant difference in subjects' impressions corresponding to changes in design factors.

Though the mannequin was useful for practicing how to treat various cardiac arrhythmias and respiratory conditions, it was essentially inert, requiring users to imagine physiological events corresponding to changes in the vital signs displayed on the monitor.

The sample contained multiple layers corresponding to changes in the Ni(CO 4 decomposition temperature ranging from 200 to 280 °C.

The steady-state polarization curves show a complicated aspect corresponding to changes in the charge transfer kinetics.

They noted that many of the basic emotions involved increased activity in the upper chest area, "likely corresponding to changes in breathing and heart rate".

However, this does not preclude the possibility of measuring changes in γ-ray flux corresponding to changes in solar activity on the surface of the planet.

Figures 11 13 represent variation in axial velocity corresponding to changes in near-wall radial distances.

Recharge and runoff have changed corresponding to changes in precipitation, and climatic water deficit has gone up in most ecoregions.