Sentence examples for evident temporal from inspiring English sources

Stationary changes of autumn precipitation were revealed by the seasonal model with no evident temporal changes of percentiles.

In this context, one cannot rely on the existence of an evident temporal structure related to the physical process characterizing all the realizations of a given chord, as is done with phone modeling for speech recognition.

After plotting the raw data, the evident temporal trends were further explored using smoothing techniques.

As expected, Fmo3 mRNA abundance displayed an evident temporal response in male liver, with abundance increasing along the time-course.

In contrast, the prevalence of HBsAg was lowest in the youngest age group (0.9%), and in the older groups it fluctuated between 2.0% and 2.9% without any evident temporal trend.

Following administration of apixaban, the INR time profile closely followed the apixaban plasma concentration time profile, with no evident temporal lag for doses where changes in INR were observed.

The second component, Ta, is a later positivity that is evident at temporal electrode sites.

Furthermore, it becomes evident that temporal and spatial differences of conditional approaches play a pivotal role.

The importance of moisture in determining patterns of invasion is also evident from temporal fluctuations in water availability; for example, wet years tend to favour non-natives in arid and semi-arid systems (Burgess et al. 1991; Hobbs and Mooney 1991; Dyer and Rice 1999).

This distribution of AEP change, across sessions, was similar for both groups, meaning the effects of stimulus exposure and exposure-plus-task were similar in that they were most evident over temporal-occipital regions of the scalp.

In people with type 2 diabetes, gray matter loss was most evident in medial temporal, anterior cingulate, and medial frontal lobes, and white matter loss in frontal and temporal regions, compared with control subjects.