Sentence examples for quantitatively changes from inspiring English sources

We invent here for this purpose the parameter penetration depth measure which now allows to compare quantitatively changes in signal composition due to different source-detector distances.

One conclusion from the data is that the reduced competition observed in Bem1-CaaX and rdi1∆ conditions does not qualitatively alter the model, but quantitatively changes parameters and thus the timescale of competition.

Changing the degradation rate will simply change the slope of the F function, and changing synthesis and activation parameters, will quantitatively change the shape of the G' function.

The situation stated in the previous subsection can be qualitatively or quantitatively changed by adopting disk parameters different from MMSN.

Only fire quantitatively changed the distributions by the attrition of the smallest trees >1.4 m high in all years.

Note that the above mentioned statistical analysis demonstrate that (i) SNR process at a certain separation distance from the transmitter is close to covariance stationary (ii) SNR process may quantitatively change when user changes its location.

Under UV irradiation, the cyclopropenone-masked dibenzocyclooctyne end group could be quantitatively changed to dibenzocyclooctyne clickable group, which was widely used in the metal-free strain-promoted azide-alkyne cycloaddition (SPAAC) click reaction.

Are vimentin and BLBP expression quantitatively changed?

Conversely, the mean number of beta oscillatory bursts significantly decreased (low versus basal, Wilcoxon  = 7, p<0.001; basal versus high, Wilcoxon  = 17.5, p<0.001), indicating that nasal airflow can quantitatively change the LFP pattern.

Therefore, the volume of unsterile soil had to be small compared to the sterilised bulk part, in order not to quantitatively change the abiotic properties of the inoculated soils.

Only proteins that quantitatively changed ±2 fold were considered significantly varied.