Sentence examples for shift in percent from inspiring English sources

The shift in percent NaCl caused by the media is denoted by z s in the figures.

Adjustment of variables revealed a quantitative shift in percent differences within each of the geocoding methods but the qualitative comparison between methods remained similar.

We depicted the shift in percent of contribution to energy consumption (denoting the amount of food in kilocalories per day available for each individual in the total population during the reference period) for the main staple carbohydrate sources (i.e., maize, rice, wheat, pulses, and roots and tubers) over the past 50 years in GNET countries (Fig.  4) [ 16].

We simulated power levels similar to a typical study at the SLC, and we demonstrated that the shift in percent of standard deviation for a one-sided Gauss-test detected with 80% power needs to be nearly double the size with result validation than without result validation.

The overall respiratory quotient (RQ) of LF-fed AOiGHD was significantly elevated compared to LF-fed controls (Fig. 5A B, middle panels; note right shift in the percent relative cumulative frequency distribution [PRCF] of RQs, 50th percentile LF-controls RQ 0.829 vs. LF-AOiGHD RQ 0.893, p<0.001) and this difference was more pronounced during the absorptive state (night-time feeding).

Results of taxonomic similarity percentages (SIMPER) and species contributions indicate that several orders of macroinvertebrates and diatoms exhibit significant shifts in their percent of contributions to sample similarity in response to changes in nutrient concentrations.

"There is a noticeable upward shift in the white percent for children, especially in Manhattan, between 2000 and 2010, suggesting more parents are staying in the city longer," Dr. Frey said.

We found that the attitudes of students in biology become significantly more expert-like from the first year to the fourth year of the program, that is, there was a significant positive shift in students' overall percent favorable scores from 64.5 to 72%, as opposed to the expert response, which averaged 90%.

Note that if the product market neutrality assumption holds, the percent shift in the capital stock will be a fraction (between 0 and 1) of the immigration-induced percent shift in the size of the workforce.

It is easy to show that the percent shift in the aggregate labor input is given by: d log L = s 1 s L m 1 + s 2 s L m 2 = m ¯, (40).

As long as there is product market neutrality, the price of the domestic good must rise whenever capital adjusts by less than the immigration-induced percent shift in supply.