Sentence examples for explicitly vary from inspiring English sources

Follow-up studies will need to test whether this reversed stream is robust under different conditions, for example in tasks that explicitly vary the encoding demands to emphasise perceptual over semantic aspects of an event.

We solve for an RC-baseline correction (described by SM dipole coefficients that explicitly vary in time) in bins of 5 days (for (m=0)), resp.

Few studies have assessed agency effects upon the selection of options that explicitly vary in riskiness.

Thus, in order to explicitly vary expression of these genes, we need to derive alternative representations for the reactions in which their gene products are involved, i.e. we require parameters to represent production from each of these genes.

To mimic the variation in trial sizes, we explicitly varied the sample sizes of the trials within the simulated meta-analyses, varying from scenarios where all trials in a meta-analysis were of equal size, to scenarios with only one large trial, 10 times as large as the other trials, or one small trial, 10 times smaller than the other trials.

The InAs/InxGa1−xSb nanotube superlattice shows a type-II broken-gap band alignment, and the band-gap explicitly varies with the superlattice period and alloy concentration x.

The results concluded that the pollutant loading explicitly varied along with the magnitude of grey water.

The prestressed concrete deck is uniform in longitudinal direction of the box girder, while the thickness of the deck explicitly varies along the transverse direction of cross section.

This could be due to the fact that in their original paper the case control ratio was not explicitly varied, although in their equation the case control ratio implicitly has influence on the SE and hence the confidence interval.

11 13 CE thresholds have been stated implicitly or explicitly and vary across jurisdictions, for example, they are US$500000 per QALY in the USA, 14 $C20 000 100 000 per QALY in Canada 15 and £20 000–30 000 per QALY in the UK.

The results also suggest that wave amplitudes contained in the 16%and84%4% curves (not drawn explicitly in Figure 9) vary at least by a factor of 2 (when peak values are attained at around 2,000 s), and these tend to bracket the simulated tsunami wave profiles based on the original slip model.