Sentence examples for pairs change from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, if the phases of Cooper pairs change signs in the reciprocal space, even non-magnetic impurities are harmful to superconductivity2.

The first excitation wavelengths of these local transition base pairs change in the range of 6 18 nm indicating that H-bonding interaction can influence the first excitation energy.

The second, which we will call the effects of transmission, examines how interpreted artificial languages (sets of signifier/signified pairs) change under a range of transmission conditions (Kirby et al. 2008, Kirby 2001, Hurford 2000), thus providing evidence about how the process of transmission affects the characteristics, especially the structure, of the transmitted interpreted system.

However, the TO features of hetero-clustered miRNA pairs change when the indirect targets of miRNAs are additionally considered.

Another 66.76% of the gene pairs change to time-delayed co-expression while the remaining gene pairs (10.64%) don't exhibit any correlation at the protein level.

However, both the modified and the original Pryce methods suffer from order-dependence, that is, if the cows are reordered before bulls are allocated, the mate pairs change.

There were more mutational than recombinational events, but more genes, and 44 times more base pairs, changed by recombination.

Notably, some mother-child pairs changed their residences after the birth of the child.

Other reports showed that mutagenesis of some of the arginine residues either individually or in pairs changed their affinity to heparin.

In the lip experiment the hit rate for between-category pairs changed significantly across time (F2,34 = 6.29, P < 0.01; Table 2, Fig. 4 A).

A silent base-pair change is found in the cytoplasmic tail of the receptor gene.