Sentence examples for states and changes from inspiring English sources

Conservation biologists often use some specialized species as surrogates for communicating conservation needs, e.g. to signal states and changes in ecosystem.

Dopamine levels play a critical role in the modulation of cognitive and emotional states, and changes in dopamine signaling are hallmarks of many psychiatric and addiction disorders.

Increases are probably attributable to an expanding raccoon rabies epizootic in the mid-Atlantic states and changes in PEP consideration after potential bat exposure (5 ).

In another series of studies we investigated inflammatory states and changes in peritoneal transport of water and other molecules during acute peritoneal dialysis in rats after lipopolysaccharide (LPS) application [ 39].

Crombie et al. suggest that a pain condition, such as NP is to be regarded as a dynamic process, since pain is characterized more by change than by stability [ 20], and that transitions between different NP states and changes in pain intensity and severity are to be expected.

Likewise, satellites can assist in generating land use intensity system metrics, for example by measuring reference states and changes in ecosystem properties such as net primary production [ 31], carbon stocks [ 30] or forest tree species composition [ 32,33], although many of these approaches are still experimental and cannot readily be applied across broad geographic extents.

The representations of initial states and changed consequences are basically in conflict and an adjustment must be made.

The incorporation of GO significantly increased the compressive strength of the CGGO monoliths in both their wet and dry states, and changed their porous structure.

The user verified the automatic flagging of these behavioral states and changed any erroneous/missed flags by eye.

And its components are fairly consistent: visibility into state and changes in state, rules-based case/incident workflow, the use of financial metrics for portfolio management, -- transparency, etc.

We will thus work with a notion of "State" and changes between states (which we usually call "Transitions").