Sentence examples for elapsed changes from inspiring English sources

No initial effect on stomatal resistance or transpiration was exhibited, but as time elapsed changes in these variables were noted.

Once a period of 30 years has elapsed, observed changes in the cubes can be interpreted in relation to climate measurements for the same period.

Our results showed stronger responses after a second PHA injection, independent of species, time elapsed and changes in body mass of birds between first and second injections, thus supporting the adaptive nature of this immune response.

The training criterion was that 20 generations had elapsed without changes in the minimum error.

A key variable that may influence earthworm community size following conversion to grassland is the time elapsed since change.

13 14 15 Furthermore, the impact on mortality in relation to age at the time of the activity changes and the time elapsed since the changes occurred have not been established.

Palaeoclimate can be considered as a series of one off-surface temperature changes that propagate into the ground and their effect depends on the magnitude of the change in surface temperature and the time that has elapsed since the change.

After a certain period of time elapsed, the enthalpy change became equal to the heat exchange between the internal hydrogen and the stuffing material.

After a certain time has elapsed following a change in the feed׳s reactant concentration, the transient effectiveness factor can be approximated as a linear combination of the steady state effectiveness factor and the relative rate of change of the concentration in the fluid phase.

The settling time K s is the time elapsed from the change in input to when the measured output is within some variation range (usually 2%) of its steady-state value.

Two days elapsed before the change could be effected".