Sentence examples for drift changes from inspiring English sources

"We may be able to do without expensive hedge-fund managers and all the hassle, including the due diligence, the lack of liquidity, the lack of transparency, the lack of capacity and the fear of style drift" — changes in a fund's strategy — "which comes with investing in hedge funds," Kat and Palaro wrote in a working paper about the project which they published last year.

The motivation for the groupwise phase estimation and correction method comes from the fact that the instantaneous phase drift changes gradually while not arbitrarily from time to time due to the nature of ocean waters.

To evaluate the reproducibility of the Čḯxwicən fishbone data, and the possibility of "protocol drift" – changes in how specimens and bone modifications were identified over the course of analysis – we reanalyzed samples of fish remains that were previously documented during three discrete stages (beginning, middle, and end) of the Čḯxwicən project.

However, this ideal scenario is frequently complicated by membrane potential drift, changes in the electrode seal, movement artifacts (e.g. respiratory movements, heartbeat) or other factors, particularly when large time spans are to be considered.

To quantify transcriptional drift changes with age (type II), we calculated the variance of the log-fold change for genes involved in each pathway.

Finally, strains also evolve through small "antigenic drift" changes in one of the outer capsid genes, thus eluding typing by the reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) primers [ 18, 26, 27].

These assorted, overlapping trends in population drift, change and churn might lend themselves to differing, sometimes competing, interpretations within the context of an overall population boom.

When the ship passed Cape Adare, the direction of drift changed to north-westerly.

We conclude by presenting a framework that organizes how students' conceptions of genetic drift change with instruction.

In order to correct for drifting changes in [Hb] over time, each channel was based on two baseline periods: the mean of the 10-second periods before/after the task section.

In these cases, genetic variability can be substantially reduced through inbreeding (mating between close relatives) and genetic drift (random changes in gene frequencies).