Sentence examples for typical changes from inspiring English sources

They found that "the interest-rate effects of typical changes in government debt are quite small," Mr. Mankiw said.

She questioned whether Rowan's progress could be attributed to what happened in Mongolia or to just typical changes that all children go through.

Typical changes can be recognized in the small vessels of the fundus (the back portion of the interior of the eyeball).

While census records show prosperous households, as time went on they went through typical changes: Albert Pritchett, a toilet articles manufacturer, lived at 411 in 1910 with his wife, son and sister-in-law, but by 1920 his wife.

Figure 1b, shows the typical changes in reactor pressure.

However, typical changes in serum hemoglobin concentration after cardiac catheterization are poorly defined.

Typical changes in the thermal response highlight that strain-induced crystallization (SIC) and crystallite melting occur during the deformation.

This characteristic temporal curve provides a static representation of the typical changes in demand of a venue over the course of a week.

MI was defined based on criteria of typical chest pain, elevated cardiac enzyme levels and typical changes on the electrocardiogram [32].

In regards to temporal changes in prediction performance during the course, the progress of learning and the typical changes in features of note taking activity were discussed.

In addition, glacial freshwater-induced changes in sea ice are compared to typical changes induced by the decadal evolution of atmospheric states.