Sentence examples for varied I from inspiring English sources

We conducted a total of 360 2D numerical calculations in which we have varied (i) the half-spreading rate vHS between 1 and 100 mm per year, (ii) the initial water content of the upper mantle (50 p.p.m.w, 100 p.p.m.w and 200 p.p.m.w; see ref. 54), and (iii) the maximum increase of the mantle rock viscosity during melting-related dehydration Amax (factor increase of 5, 10, 50 and 100).

Three roller compactor parameters were varied, i.e. the roller speed, the horizontal screw speed and the compaction force, while the vertical screw speed was kept constant.

The sizes and shapes of the seeds in the millet varied (i.e., some seeds were larger than others).

As in our former studies on prosodic priming, we orthogonally varied (i) prime target overlap in phonemes, and (ii) prime target overlap in syllable stress.

In univariate sensitivity analysis, we varied (i) the mean duration of hospitalizations for CHF in the UK and (ii) the cost of a hospital day by ±30%; and (iii) drug costs by ±10% as no confidence intervals were available for these parameters.

To explore the relationship between β-peptide hydrophobicity and antifungal activity and selectivity in compounds with similar helicity, we varied (i) the N-terminal residue, (ii) the composition of the hydrophobic side groups in the repeating unit, and (iii) the composition of the cationic residue in the repeating unit.

However, the degrees of occupant comfort will inevitably vary (i.e., the predicted percent dissatisfied (PPD) increases by 2 5%).

In a 2 × 2 design we vary (i) representation in the decision committee (one vs. both groups) and (ii) the decision rule (unanimity vs. majority voting).

The job offers vary: (i) the wage level and (ii) the extent to which the offer is observable to other workers.

Because values for natural prey vary (i.e., crab values tended to be higher than urchins, molluscs, etc).

The nature and interests of these stakeholders will vary (i.e. profit-oriented, non profit, governmental, etc).