Sentence examples for diverging changes in the from inspiring English sources
Employment protection legislation is found to be behind diverging changes in the Okun's coefficient during the crisis (Cazes et al. 2013).
In patients with diverging changes in response assessed by imaging-based methods or in tumour marker levels, other parameters such as improvements in symptoms should be emphasised to guide treatment.
Hence, the value (d(t_{f})) is used as a reference value establishing a threshold above which the map is considered to be irrecoverably diverging from changes in the underlying distribution, e.g., in some abrupt changes the drift function can increase rapidly to very high values.
These diverging trends reflect changes in the underlying demographic parameters determining age-specific mortality.
The changing risk profile in successive generations – improved education, higher socioeconomic status, later age at marriage and at first child, and lower parity – may in combination partially explain the diverging generational changes in breast and cervical cancer in Mumbai in the last decades.
Diverging trends in England and Scotland may reflect true changes in the occurrence of MVR injury or differences in the way services recognise and respond to these children, record such injuries or a combination of these factors.
More specifically, the trans-regulatory environment of the B7.5 blastomeres has diverged between Molgula and Ciona, and compensatory changes in the respective Mesp cis-regulatory sequences must have rendered these unable to function adequately outside of that milieu.
To summarize, the three Pyrococcus species might have diverged under the impact of two consequential factors: changes in the habitat depth and substrate specificity.
The changes in the three indices estimating insulin secretion during the OGTT yielded diverging results.
The dynamic changes in the PABP gene family suggest the family is expanding and diverging with evolving needs.
