Sentence examples for different rate of change from inspiring English sources

Unilateral sEMG was found to have lower amplitude, lower frequency content and a different rate of change of median frequency during fatiguing contractions.

The molecular morphometrics data were treated as DATATYPE = standard mode and no evolutionary model was selected, but a different rate of change for each helix was set.

However, this may not be true: Not all sequences are under neutral evolution; there may be differential rate of substitution among nucleotides as some regions may be important for transposition and there may be different rate of change in different genomic regions.

Each LHIN had a different rate of change in the numbers of cases per year over the 9 years reflecting differences in practice evolution, but when we examined by 3-year sections there were only small shifts in the rank order of midrate LHINs (Fig.  2) in each of the 3 years (data not included).

This asymptotic behaviour is useful for estimating the detail that is required for the conductivity profile if the geoelectric field has to be determined for different rates-of-change of the geomagnetic field.

Darwin appealed to the limited collections then available, the extreme lengths of time involved, and different rates of change with some living species differing very little from fossils of the Silurian period.

Spatial sensitivity is expressed in different rates of change, between landscape components or elements.

The selected SQI displayed different rates of change during forest regeneration.

Regression analysis by different housing types showed significantly different rates of change between floor number and TB cases (p < 0.0001).

Unlike higher-order contingent derivatives based on encounter information, the mth-order variations of a map, based on the different rates of change of the point under consideration in the domain space and the range space of a map, were proposed to obtain the open mapping principle in [26] and consider Hölder metric regularity of set-valued maps in [27].

Additionally, while disentangling the causal mechanisms of these changes is difficult, the different rates of change within each county and under different land tenures may implicate governance (i.e., local and state politics) as a compounding factor in woody plant encroachment.