Sentence examples for unmatched changes from inspiring English sources

Commentary in China's People's Daily: "Analysts have pointed out that although the status of the US dollar is currently unmatched, changes have started to occur.

Scott [14] presented a sample-based estimator that combines the variance from the permanent (matched) and temporary (unmatched) plots for change estimation.

Scott [ 14] presented a sample-based estimator that combines the variance from the permanent (matched) and temporary (unmatched) plots for change estimation.

We define c as the probability of colour change in unmatched backgrounds, (1 -c) as the probability of no change and k as the number of individuals exposed to unmatched backgrounds.

Indeed, indels are far more responsible than nucleotide changes for unmatched sites between closely related genomes (Britten et al. 2003).

And second, investors and analysts claim to recognise in China a political will to change that is unmatched elsewhere in the region.

In an effort to fully understand and characterize the corneal birefringence properties in the eye under unmatched refractive index conditions, the change in the light propagation and state of polarization of transmitted light were both modeled and experimentally measured.

That kind of turnover is not unusual; last season, across the 20-team Serie A, there were 31 managerial changes, a record probably unmatched worldwide.

Our healthy controls were unmatched, and our findings could represent changes related to age or sex.

Strand invasion events occurring at the matching repeat on the sister chromatid preserves copy number while those occurring at unmatched repeats cause rDNA copy number changes.

Hence our decision to abandon Europe's summer to experience this land of ice and snow as it is transformed by climate change at a speed unmatched in any another other region on Earth.