Sentence examples for over time mirroring from inspiring English sources

In this overview, some critical challenges regarding operation and control of MTDC systems are identified and described in the following: MTDC systems/grids will grow organically over time, mirroring the development of AC power systems evolving from simple structures towards a final complex system in an incremental manner.

After randomization to either carbohydrate-restricted or fat-restricted diets for 52 weeks, the proportion of Bacteroidetes increased over time, mirroring reductions in host weight but not dietary changes (14).

The development of stocks over time mirrors the stochastic demand process and is heavily affected by the short-term replenishment quantities of the customers.

We need to question whether we want the entertainment we put on TV to become, over time, mirrors of our society as a whole.

The poem tells the story of an empire that has collapsed over time, which mirrors a likely theme of the final "Breaking Bad" episodes: Walter White's inevitable fall from atop the meth trade.

Many people use the number of years left on their mortgage as a guideline when determining the length of their term assurance policy, but you can then set the level of cover to remain level throughout the term, decrease over time (often to mirror a repayment mortgage) or increase over time (to protect against inflation).

The increase in cancer of the oropharynx after NHL was relatively constant over time, and was mirrored by a similar increase in NHL after an initial diagnosis of oropharynx cancer.

Intriguingly, a comparison of network density / complexity over time suggested a "mirror image" pattern when comparing ST vs. ST + HS.

However, in the liver, NT mice showed an increase in both the percentage and absolute number of CD8+ T cell PD-1 expression over time, peaking at day 14, mirroring the increase in tumor burden (Fig.  6a, b).

Organizations that encourage employees to constantly innovate and try new digital tactics and developmental approaches may fail a few times, but they're more likely to develop sustainable successes over time that competitors may never mirror.

The Doppler phase error corresponding to each value of p was quantified from the same set of acquired spectra by measuring the Doppler phase shift of a stationary mirror over time [ 13, 28].