Sentence examples for equal changes from inspiring English sources

Feeling less flush after the financial crisis, in 2009 the numbers had risen to 18.7% and 48.3% (the 2011 figures are due shortly).Economists have been trying to work out how, other things being equal, changes in the tax price will affect behaviour.

This could also suggest the involvement of G6PDH in lipogenic pathway is according to metabolic control theory that physiological changes in metabolic flux need equal changes of activity of all or many of the enzymes of pathway.

Then, in the following Scholium to the Laws of Motion, Newton discusses the experimental evidence for the fundamental law of the communication of motion by impact (equal changes of momentum experienced by the two bodies) at considerable length (Principia, 425 427).

There exist many interdependencies between the natural system as such but also socio-ecological factors, like land use, flows of biomass within and between the nature and human society and wider ecosystem services, which lead to not necessarily equal changes between atmospheric and sequestered carbon [34].

Therefore at a constant Vsp, there can be no change in Ptm and any changes in Pab result in equal changes in Piv,sp.

As opposed to a linear dose response relationship, where equal changes in health outcome are predicted for equal changes in BPb across the entire range of BPb, the log-linear relationship has the steepest slope at the lowest BPb.

Thus, a change in the amount for one item must always be accompanied by an equal change in some other item.

At the very least, there should be equal change in each income group as everyone lowers their fertility.Yet that does not seem to happen, at least at first.

Obviously the legalisation of same-sex marriage represents a major change in the institution and in the meaning of the word, much as the meaning of phrases like "all men are created equal" changed significantly when they began to be understood to include, say, women.

To measure the latter two, we applied indicators invariant to absolute equal change in the mortality distributions that are derived from the variance.

When writing the formula for the ELL, one has to decide on a scale invariance of I: that is, the response of the statistic to proportional and absolute equal change in lifetime durations in the life table.