Sentence examples for index to changes from inspiring English sources

Verification tests show the satisfactory response capability of the index to changes in the soil properties.

The study also relates the index to changes in student retention in the 9th grade and to changes in high school completion rates over the same period.

The algorithm is based on so-called locational security impact factors, which represent sensitivities of the security index to changes in generator outputs.

The second fallacy is to ascribe all changes in the Warren Pearson commodity index to changes in the value of money (gold), rather than changes in the value of commodities, as measured in a currency of stable value.

It results in a 'break' in the energy spectrum for anomalous protons at ∼6.0 MeV, causing the spectral index to change from E−1.38 to E−2.23, but for anomalous helium at ∼3.0 MeV, changing the spectral index from E−1.38 to E−2.30.

Indeed, the university itself has conceded that in changing from its 1995-1998 admissions policies to its current policy, it "developed the selection index" to "change only the mechanics, not the substance, of how race and ethnicity were considered".

We designed this study to assess the predictability of monitorable preload indices to changes in cardiac performance during a fluid challenge.

The computer simulation showed that the sensitivity of most VI indices to changes in VD/VT and VT/FRC increase, in particular for VD/VT > 0.5.

We use various aqueous solutions with different refractive indices to change the environmental conditions of AuNPs.

To make matters more exact, scientists employ an index, called the Palmer index, to monitor changes in agricultural conditions.

Lev-Yadun, S., Liphschitz, N. & Waisel, Y. Annual rings in trees as an index to climate changes intensity in our region in the past.