Sentence examples for due to corresponding changes from inspiring English sources

An analytical model has been discussed for the prediction of flow parameter variation in a space marching formulation taking into account change in localized frictional coefficient due to corresponding changes at each step.

It is interesting to see how differently film ephemera represented one film, due to corresponding trends or Asian perspectives.

The Pacific is the largest ocean on the planet, so a significant change in its normal pattern of surface temperatures would lead to corresponding changes in atmospheric winds.

This is due to the corresponding change in the area fraction of Nd-rich phase in SD samples.

However the dielectric constant increases and then decreases with increase in cobalt content at the frequency of 100 KHz which may be attributed to the corresponding changes in microstructures due to the coating of oleic acid.

In this work it is shown that the changes at 1000 Hz of EDT, C50, Glate, and U50 values, due to adding occupants, can be linearly related to the corresponding changes in total room sound absorption at 1000 Hz.

The studies referred to in Table 4 also showed that the similar scorings between the primary tumours and the corresponding metastases were not due to random changes so that a number of HER2 positive primary tumours that converted to HER2 negative metastases were balanced by a similar number of conversions in the other direction.

It is naturally hypothesized that the incompatibility is due to disparate changes in the splicing signals and their corresponding splicing factors.

For some branches or cross sections that cannot be recognized due to changes in the network, corresponding hints about settings will be given during computation.

Thus, if one estimates the seismic moment of an isotropic source by using Okada's model, the relation given in Equation 49 should be used to estimate the volume change due to the corresponding spherical source or Mogi model.

One important question that arises is to what extent the observed co-evolution is due to direct compensatory changes in the corresponding proteins (co-adaptation) or to indirect factors that affect the sequences of both families in a similar magnitude.