Sentence examples for depending on period from inspiring English sources

Shewhart charts performed similarly or took longer to signal changes depending on period length.

P retention in selected reaches was found to differ from 0.8 4.3 and 10.8 21.6 g m−2 a−1 depending on period and method applied.

The interiors of MIS behave like viscous liquid in geological time scale, therefore the gravity and the centrifugal force give them a hydrostatic shape, i.e. an oblate ellipsoid (approximately a sphere with an equatorial bulge— EB) with flattening depending on period of rotation T r (flattening decreases if T r increases).

Application to PRALIMAP confirms our hypothesis of strong implementation variability between IRG, with deviation depending on period and intervention strategy.

Moreover, the authors themselves are aware that the main reason of the deflation produced by the Hybrid estimator is the way how the autocorrelation is correlated (the number of summand depending on period p).

Prior studies provided age-stratified data, with high period prevalence in older patients (20.4/100,000 to >200/100,000, depending on period length and specific age range) (5 – 7 ), as expected, because pNTM disease is a disease of the elderly (1, 4, 6, 12 ).

Namely, current climate has a higher importance close to the current pollen release; while back in time the role of both the past and current climate varies depending on periods (Figure 2, 2nd panel from above, right).

Figure 2 shows malaria-specific mortality rates for each site by age group, split into time periods (1992 1999; 2000–2005 and 2006 2012), depending on periods when individual sites operated.

In France, entry into a position has not depended on period factors, while in the US more recent cohorts have been more successful in obtaining permanent employment.

In the model for VA at very low illumination level (0.1%), the interaction between period and treatment was significant (p value: 0.011), suggesting that the effect of treatment depends on period.

The new users account for 25 63% of total users, depending on the period of study and the period considered without assumption preceding the study (Table 5).