Sentence examples for weekly changes from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Star said that he would seriously object were the WB network to ask him for weekly changes in the character.

An analysis by Jens Nordvig and Jeffrey Currie of Goldman Sachs shows that the correlation between weekly changes in the oil price and the euro/dollar exchange rate has risen from 1% between 1999 and 2004 to 52% in the past six months.That link is partly a matter of accounting.

Here are the weekly changes for leading indexes in the United States and the largest countries in Europe and Asia, ranked by price change in local currencies: 1. Britain, FTSE 100: +1.4% 2. Spain, IBEX: -0.3% 3. Italy, FTSE/MIB: -0.8% 4. China, CSI 300: -0.8% 5. United States, S.&P.

Long-term, seasonal and even weekly changes are neglectedk.

Specifically, we follow the trading strategy proposed in [13] to analysis weekly changes in map query volumes for investment sector (e.g. banks, security companies).

The herd-scale techniques could detect the weekly changes in emission levels, except that the two vertical-profile techniques (mass-budget technique and dispersion model applied to profile) failed to resolve the first step change.

Production of electronics increased by 57.3% from a year earlier.Sorry: In our last two issues the figures for the weekly change in stockmarket indices (see article) were wrong.

Two charts on the Databank page of Money & Business on Sunday showing the weekly change in some bond yields and in some foreign stock indexes were a week out of date.

JONATHAN FUERBRINGER Correction: November 20 , 2001 Tuesday Two charts on the DataBank page of Money & Business on Sunday showing the weekly change in some bond yields and in some foreign stock indexes were a week out of date.

Generally, high values of dynamics were observed (mean rate of weekly change 31.5 ± 8.0%), indicating severe changes within the bacterial community.

Weekly change in FSG level of different dose groups and its comparison with the diabetic control group has been summarized in the Table 4.