Sentence examples for most intensive changes from inspiring English sources

The most intensive changes for total and pyritic sulphur conversion (Figs. 7, 8, respectively) were observed in the OLV range of 0.055 0.088 m/s.

Yet in recent Russian history, the two periods of most intensive economic change — both of which were a condition for the boom of the past decade — were preceded by deep and prolonged slumps in oil prices.

With the exception of hsp70.2, pth1a had the most intensive expression change among all transcripts (FC = 112.61) in 500 μg/L BDE47 treated larvae.

And the maneuvering took place on a day that showed all the complicated political crosscurrents that have put the House on the brink of the most intensive effort to change the campaign laws in years.

Despite the recent changes, most intensive care physician we surveyed still seem to prefer the AECC diagnostic criteria to the Berlin definition of ARDS.

The (220) peaks become the most intensive when the applied voltage was changed to 0.4 V and 0.7 V.

Experiments have shown that changes of frequencies of the most intensive bands arising from the in-plane, ( {E}_{2 g}^1 ), and out-of-plane, A 1g, vibrations, as a function of number n of layers looks differently.

Sensitivity analysis including only the most intensive intervention arms from multi-arm studies found a mean difference in weight change of −2.22 kg (−3.18 to −1.26 kg; I=26%).

Secondly, study participants allocated to the most intensive group are explicitly supported in interpretation of their study results in relation to lifestyle changes.

The most intensive are the peaks at frequencies 0.88 and 1.7 Hz which correspond to the frequencies of the most notable changes in the optical characteristics of the solution.

This result is consistent with the change in the strike of the NAF west of 25° E. Further west, activity was most intensive beneath the Singitic Gulf, Greece.