Sentence examples for systematically change over from inspiring English sources

Recursive cumulative meta-analysis, or meta-regression, could be used to check for this and for other reasons why effect sizes may systematically change over time [ 43].

These results suggest that, of the different methods, the random stimuli paradigm may be more likely to systematically change over time.

The rate of leaving hospital AMA did not systematically change over time, but did vary based on patient and illness characteristics.

PHB is a semi-crystalline polymer while PVB can be regarded as a random copolymer containing vinyl butyral (VB) and vinyl alcohol (VA) units whose composition ratio can be systematically changed over a wide range.

These findings clearly suggest that the tumour protein expression pattern in the BT4C model successively and systematically changes over time.

"People change over time.

The US in the last century got four times larger and unemployment didn't systematically change.

Perhaps that is a reason why filmmakers have not systematically changed their use of it over time.

In the present study, we systematically changed the distribution pattern of active conductances over dendrites and examined its effect on the synaptic activity in various regions within the cell including the transverse segment to test the remaining possibility.

Apparently a hacker has a list of logins and passwords and they're being systematically changed.

It was systematically taking over the traditions and institutions of the country".