Sentence examples for matched changes in from inspiring English sources

We assessed whether changes in coverage have generally matched changes in area by regressing proportional coverage divided by proportional area on year for each vegetation type.

Only the expression of 1 unigene (comp28593_c0) matched changes in RIN and IRN content.

Studies using SLO also suggest that changes in blood flow in the retina are paralleled by matched changes in oxygen content [ 41].

This has been validated by Maxwell et al (2002), who showed that changes in Ktrans (and IAUGC) in response to CA-4-P in a rat carcinosarcoma model matched changes in blood flow rate measured using uptake of I-iodoantipyrine (IAP).

Parkinsonian patients showed similar total fall incidence as AD patients, but the distribution was generalized across a higher number of sensory conditions, suggesting that their disability in the Sensory Organization Test could be due to difficulty in quickly changing set to match changes in balance conditions [ 51].

Mr. Levy also announced yesterday that no teachers would be laid off this spring, as they have in previous years as schools adjusted staff rosters to match changes in enrollment.

"People were willing to buy bonds at lower levels today because they knew" they have to buy to match changes in the indexes that they follow, said Sadakichi Robbins, head of fixed-income trading at Bank Julius Baer.

Leaders said they would try to rewrite European accounting rules by the end of the month to limit the losses banks have to write off, an effort to match changes in "mark-to-market" accounting rules in the United States while keeping Europe's financial sector competitive.

The level of the end of the span can thus be continually adjusted, either automatically or by manual control, to match changes in the level of the ship's deck, whether caused by the tide, by the trim of the ship, or by differences in deck levels between one ship and another.

Finally, the changes in employment share are evaluated to match changes in pay rule.

"It's ramping up, and the timing of those accelerations match changes in climate".