Sentence examples for cyclical over from inspiring English sources

Splitting our entire 1998 2013 in half, we find that γ, if anything, became slightly less cyclical over time, but differences are small and insignificant.

Ruhm [36] emphasizes that although the general results show that health improves in hard times, there are studies that indicate that mortality has become less pro-cyclical over the last few years (e. g. [37]) and even countercyclical [38, 39].

Although the trend in the average frequency of diseases is pro-cyclical between the first two waves and counter-cyclical between the latter two, the trends differ between diseases; for example, alcoholism is pro-cyclical over the whole period and mental illness (chronic anxiety, chronic depression and other disorders) has a counter-cyclical trend over the whole period.

Two scenarios represent constant and cyclical pumping over a 5-year period and two scenarios are used to evaluate the difference between using purely elastic aquitards versus elasto-plastic aquitards.

c Output gap is defined as the ratio of the HP filter cyclical component over the corresponding HP trend.

Gordon (2010) breakdowns Okun's Law to measure how productivity and aggregate hours respond to cyclical fluctuations over time.

The purpose of this study was to examine the biochemical and biomechanical tendon response after applying cyclical loading over varying durations.

I'm not going to solely blame all of man's activities on changes in climate because the world's weather patterns are cyclical and over our history we have seen changes there.

While the PRL-array remained maximally decondensed (Figure 3A), the levels of reporter gene mRNA showed cyclical fluctuations over a 24-hour period (Figure 4C).

Further, interplay of strain interactions within coinfections and complete cross-immunity during subsequent infection induces sustained cyclical epidemics over a wide range of biologically realistic parameter space.

Theoretically, this cyclical reinforcement over time should lead to stronger and stronger partnerships between family and physician in managing the child's illness.