Sentence examples for in the same change from inspiring English sources

In this context, we introduced the Asynchrony change pattern to describes a set of files that always change together in the same change periods, regardless developers who maintained them.

Interestingly, mechanical stimulation resulted in the same change in energy stores even when it was not associated with sleep deprivation, suggesting that the changes are caused by stress rather than sleep loss.

The consequence of this linear relation is that increasing the efficacy rate (expressed as a percentage) by a certain step results in the same change in effect, expressed as QALY's or as costs.

For example, we considered that it was not acceptable to report the amino acid change only, as redundancy in the genetic code means that different changes at the nucleotide level can result in the same change at the amino acid level.

Using GRAPPA, all rearrangements were inferred as inversions, but the total number of inversion events estimated by GRAPPA may be greater than the true (but unknown) mixture of inversions and transpositions because one transposition could result in the same change in gene order as two or three inversions.

In addition, the same change in soft-tissue fat content (not in the path of the beam traversing the bone) causes overestimation of bone density (6, 43- 44).

In principle the same change can often be produced by vesicle bursting rather than transport.

For the neural model, the entrainment ranges differ slightly in shape but the same change in magnitude is evident.

As adduced from the slopes of the graphs in Figure 3C, a change in motion coherence induces the same change in buildup rate in both regimes.

Surprisingly, the only change observed was in gene 6.7 (the same change observed in BE), a gene whose only known role is in adsorption.

Mr. Ryan, who voted in 1999 to repeal parts of the Glass-Steagall Act, allowing commercial and investment banks to merge, now appears to be in the same change-of-heart camp as Sandy Weill, the former chief executive of Citigroup, who recently declared that the banks should be broken up.