Sentence examples for expected change of from inspiring English sources
The expected change of chief executives was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.
Our simulations show that the expected change of the signal magnitude is 1.6% and its phase shift is 1°.
This expected change of 16 in the power has previously proved difficult to test precisely, but it is shown here that available data on the deposition of small aerosol particles (Sc ∼ 106) confirm that the deposition is indeed 10 times faster on very rough surfaces.
He also believes that the expected change of generations already triggered a change of funding philosophy at Germany's research funders.
Although the phase mixing phenomenon is a firm output of the MHD theory, the expected change of the wave polarization has not been observed for the Pgs, which constitutes yet another peculiarity of these pulsations (Chisham et al., 1997).
However, they could be aided somewhat by the expected change of mode of the EHEA in 2020 due to moving from a phase of exploration and into a phase of exploitation.
Because we expected changes of metabolism in gray matter, we applied a gray matter mask.
The expected changes of ecosystems in permafrost regions include forest decline over large regions from changes in the hydrological regime and increasing water stress (Fig. 4).
Berries sampled from the two cultivars had a similar pattern of weight increment during development and expected changes of other berry quality related parameters, including TSS and oBRIX.
In metabolomics analysis, using the combinations of metabolites and their levels, ADEMA (the algorithm for determining expected metabolite alterations) predicts expected changes of metabolite levels in a given metabolic network using mutual information (Cicek et al., 2013).
From this perspective, a transcriptome-wide analysis of the highly allergic pollen of ragweed would not only help in understanding climate impact on expressed pollen transcripts but also gain a deeper insight into the expected changes of pollen allergens.
