Sentence examples for unchanged based on from inspiring English sources

There is a decrease of only 0.2 mg/g in the q e after six usages, which is almost remained unchanged based on statistical analysis (P > 0.05).

The background frame is made up of blocks which keep unchanged (based on the zero motion vector) in a certain number of continuous frames.

The gene expression values are discretized into three categories (upregulated, downregulated, unchanged) based on their differential expression p-value.

80% of the respondents in public utilities and 75% in private utilities said that their responses would be unchanged based on the public or private nature of their providers.

The effect of the addition of illustrations on participants' performance was classified as improved, worse, or unchanged, based on the categorization of their first and second responses as incorrect, partially correct, or completely correct.

After 5 months, the maximum power densities of the SEA MFCs were relatively unchanged (0.33 mW for SEA-U and 0.32 mW for SEA-D), and the wastewater composition fed into the reactor was relatively unchanged based on the influent tCOD concentrations (210 ± 11 mg/L at 5 months, compared to 224 ± 17 mg/L at 1 month).

Men who changed their physical activity level could not be distinguished from men with unchanged activity based on baseline clinical characteristics (not shown).

That report is expected to show that overall nonfarm payrolls were unchanged in September, based on a Reuters poll of analysts, but a rise in private payrolls of 75,000.

Since the main findings were unchanged, only findings based on the standard scoring method are reported.

The patient's condition at last visit was classified as aggravated, unchanged, or improved based on the number of DSM IV criteria met and the overall condition reported by the patient and the psychologist.

Current annual staffing targets and the minimum required number and skill-mix of workers were unchanged and remain based on population number per square kilometer, and the population age and sex structure.