Sentence examples for patterns of output from inspiring English sources

It argues that investment decisions must consider regional patterns of output, income, and employment losses in different economic sectors to ensure cyclone-resilient development in Bangladesh.

We find that the data is best represented by a model where different genes have different patterns of input regulation from the other genes but the same patterns of output regulation to the other genes.

We do point out, however, that the patterns of output we see during sigh bursts in the WT – activation of cervical nerve roots but inhibition of lumbar nerve roots – do persist in Atoh1 mutants.

Once its returns – investing in anything from buy-to-let property to a new car factory – exceed the real growth of wages and output, as historically they always have done (excepting a few periods such as 1910 to 1950), then inevitably the stock of capital will rise disproportionately faster within the overall pattern of output.

Once the returns on capital – invested in anything from buy-to-let property to a new furniture factory – exceed the real growth of wages and output, as historically they always have done (excepting a few periods such as 1910 to 1950), then inevitably the stock of capital will rise disproportionately fast within the overall pattern of output.

Profile Romania, which joined the EU on 1 January 2007, began the transition from Communism in 1989 with a largely obsolete industrial base and a pattern of output unsuited to the country's needs.

Although the pattern of output from locomotor networks can be influenced by MN position and identity, whether MNs exert an instructive role in shaping synaptic specificity within the spinal cord is unclear.

This difference was significant (p<0.001, using a two-tailed unpaired student's t-test) and would suggest that slo-1 function performs an important role in modulating the pattern of output of the pharyngeal network.

This indicates that the nervous system generates a more complex pattern of output in controlling the electric organ discharge than is present in other electric fishes, including both Mormyridae (from Africa) and other gymnotiform fishes [4], [6].

For the 'stimulus timing' code (see 'Results' section), we extracted the spike pattern of output (Ge) neurons between 20 ms before and 70 ms after of each sawtooth onset.

In the 'theta-timing' code, we extracted the spike pattern of output neuron in windows starting 20 before a theta burst and finishing 20 ms after the next theta burst (' theta chunks', Figure 4A).