Sentence examples for relative to the changes from inspiring English sources

The concern of Li et al. [12] in analyzing the relevance of video objects at different moments brings out a broader reflection around the dynamicity relative to the changes in the popularity of the video fragments.

This result, along with the solvent shift seen in a model compound, suggests that the deprotonation minimally perturbs the emission spectrum of PBO relative to the changes caused by aggregation.

The largest change in stiffness orientations between the tested postures was 1.97±1.33°, which was between the most supinated and pronated positions, This effect did not reach statistical significance (t = 1.47, p = 0.15) and was small relative to the changes due to variations in hand distance and shoulder abduction angle (Figure 9).

The metabolic variability within each of the 4 groups was minor relative to the changes induced by cell type and oxygen conditions in the culture.

If the absolute treatment difference is divided by the SD of the change from baseline, then this effect size also represents the number of SDs of difference between the two groups relative to the changes from baseline that were observed.

Relative to the changes in the intracellular insulin content between cells grown under the PGA and static conditions, the differences between the sMG and static groups were more prominent, being 70% (P < 0.01), more than 2-fold (P < 0.001), and almost 2.5-fold (P < 0.001) higher in the sMG group at days 7, 11, and 15, respectively, compared with the matching static conditions.

Figure 3 shows how the log odds ratios may change relative to the change of the sensitivity and specificity for both the alcohol and smoking factors.

In the case of an observational study and non-intervention-based comparison groups based on, for example, a patient characteristic the cost-effectiveness analysis demonstrates the change of the average costs (relative to the change in the average effectiveness).

The target stimulus (duration 100 ms) was presented with either a simultaneous or a delayed onset relative to the change in mean luminance.

Distensibility Coefficient (DC) is the fractional change in cross-sectional area relative to the change in arterial pressure.

Rare recessive alleles will result in a larger change in the directional dominance of the trait relative to the change in the mean (Kelly 1999).