Sentence examples for sizes of changes from inspiring English sources

Few teachers conveyed that a rate of change compares the relative sizes of changes in two quantities.

We calculated the effect sizes of changes in HRQoL (difference between follow-up and baseline scores divided by baseline standard deviation) in three different groups of increasing LEs impact.

The author notes that, in response to comments from my colleague David McCandlish, I have made a minor change of wording in one sentence, and I have deleted a rhetorical question that had a misleading implication (regarding the reasons that Orr quotes Bateson's statement on the sizes of changes in evolution).

In addition, when effects sizes of changes on the CPRS Global Score were calculated separately for both groups, it could be shown that changes within the neurofeedback group were responsible for the improvement on the CPRS Gobal Index (neurofeedback: partial Eta squared =.557; group therapy: partial Eta squared =.155).

The effect sizes of change in general sense were lower than those in symptoms at both two week and four week follow-up.

The forecasters had incorrectly predicted the size of changes in the gross national product, erring by more than 1 percentage point — a significant error — four times.

In other words, volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty or risk about the size of changes in a stock's value.

Depending on the relative size of changes, EF may thus be increased, decreased or remain unchanged.

Moreover, the direction and the size of changes depend both on the species of sphingolipid and the blood compartment.

However, it is noticeable that the size of changes in apparent transcript abundance observed here are often greater than in these other experiments.

It follows that a 1/ f scaling relation can be expressed as a relation between the size of changes (power) and how often changes of that size occur (frequency), which is inversely proportional on logarithmic scales, see Fig.  1d.