Sentence examples for years of variations from inspiring English sources

Two magazines, The Australian Women's Weekly and The Face, are used for a more detailed study on 16 years of variations in arousal potential, hedonic tone and primary cognition associated with the application of visual power in visual grammar.

Finally, several studies have found that the length of a prison stay has virtually no effect on recidivism; about 25% of people who go to prison are not rearrested within five years, regardless of variations in the length of their sentences.

The potential pitfalls in such a design are that it is subjected to confounding results because of year-to-year variations of food composition, environmental conditions, management etc.

At T0, they were between 9 and 26 years (median, 14.9 years; standard deviation ± 4.13 years; coefficient of variation, 27.3 %).

Over the period analyzed in our study, the sum of these two drivers often caused year-by-year variations of about 10 15 % of the FM sink at the EU level.

Without the Greens, voters face years of dreary variations on Bush vs. Kerry.

The most expressed 11-year oscillation of the solar activity is in antiphase with 11-year periodicities of variations of annual average values of zonal wind.

Figure 9 shows year-to-year variations of the number of possible days for conducting artificial aurora experiments from 2000 to 2017, with a 1 year-average of the solar radio flux index at 10.7 cm (2,800 MHz), (F_{10.7}).

At T1, they were between 14 and 32 (median, 21.9 years; standard deviation ± 4.45 years; coefficient of variation, 20.3 %).

In all probability, the most expressed solar effects on large-scale dynamic processes of atmosphere are mainly caused by 11-year periodicity of variations of solar activity.

The degree-one modeling of the external field was performed to take into account the possible year-to-year variations of the mean magnetospheric field.