Sentence examples for over the same time scale from inspiring English sources

Malnutrition numbers went up from 531 to 819 over the same time scale and gout numbers rose from 4,935 to 6,824, an increase of 38%.

And in the deepest plains, he says, it's even lower, perhaps 0.5 1 cm over the same time scale.

At a scan rate of 100 mV/s, the slope of the decay was calculated to be 1.43 × 10 –2 a.u./s, whilst the slower scan rate (10 mV/s) induced a lower value of 1.01 × 10 –2 a.u./s, with consistently higher absorbance values in parallel over the same time scale.

After 1 year, the average rate of decline in the perindopril/captopril-treated group was less than 1 Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) point compared with changes of more than 4 points for the other two treatment groups over the same time scale (reviewed in [ 8]).

In contrast, over the same time scale, the presence of SA in the medium did not affect the thiamine biosynthesis processes and only a slightly increased expression (1.2- to 1.5-fold) of THI1, THIC and TH1, but not TPK, was observed after supplementation of the medium with JA.

Each absorbance cycle is again fully reproducible, whilst the gradual build-up in absorbance over the same time scale as part a is reduced (maximum absorbance at t = 20 min is ∼0.25 in part b, compared to ∼0.7 in part a). Figure 5c shows the profile obtained when the scan range is +/ 1.75 V, and the scan rate reduced to 10 mV/s in parallel.

Many other butterfly species, and especially migratory species including birds have been declining on the same time scale over one to several decades.

If all reactions in the system occur on the same time scale, the Damkohler number compares the time scale over which the primary signal diffuses away from its origin to the time scale over which it begins to activate the secondary signal.

(The rate of attrition for men, on the same time scale, is seventeen per cent).

The tracklets were upsampled to 30 minutes to put all data on the same time scale.

They studied a wide variety of global phenomena that unfold over the same time scales: sloshing of the molten rock in the mantle, ocean circulation changes, momentum transfer between the Earth's core and the lithosphere (the planet's solid, outermost shell).