Sentence examples for the sizes of changes from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

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.

Hussaini and Wang [18] empirically correlated maximum voltage undershoot to the size of change in HFR.

Instead, effect sizes are presented for a descriptive comparison of the size of change between groups.

We expected the size of change in outcome to be related to the size of marginal investment made per year per patient with the condition.

This entails taking change in picture naming as reflecting an improvement in word retrieval and asking whether the size of change relates to the size of (non-significant) change in conversation.

Therefore the presence of a ceiling effect might have caused an underestimation of the size of change in HRQOL over the one-year follow-up period.