Sentence examples for more variable changes from inspiring English sources

This resulted in more variable changes in manure management emissions factors among global regions than enteric fermentation emissions factors for dairy cows.

Three basic patterns of change were observed; early/transient changes, continuous/late changes and more variable changes.

The main impacts of climate change are higher and more variable temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns (often lower and more erratic rainfall) and increasing soil salinity.

We assume that this will also mean that changes in 6 MWD will be more variable than changes in PWV.

Thus, it is not surprising to observe that changes in chair stand times are more variable than changes in gait speed around midlife.

Long-term dynamics of indicators within the biodiversity segment were more variable and changes in the overall biodiversity status were therefore less conclusive.

Other analyses included a responder frequency analysis to capture individual patient data within the more variable cohort changes in mean mRSS.

A glitch that occurs as a result of two or more state variable changes during a state-to-state transition is called an output race glitch or simply ORG.

The effect of model violation on accuracy for trees with two differentially lengthened branches was more variable; little change (or even a reduction in burden) was observed for ML and Bayesian inference without ASRV correction, whereas violating the model greatly decreased the accuracy of reconstruction by gamma-corrected Bayesian inference.

Results at 25 days in rats that received zero, two, three or five doses between days 20 and 24 were much more variable due to changes in tissue responsiveness and/or toxicokinetic interactions.

However, in the species with the most varied SSD (i.e., the smooth newt), the effects of morph type on SSD are also more variable because paedomorphosis changes both the magnitude and the direction of SSD in a population-specific manner.