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Moreover, our findings are consistent with previous studies on the velocity shift of narrow absorption lines (NALs) in quasars, which also show a positive correlation between velocity shift and time interval (e.g., Turnshek et al. 1996; Nestor et al. 2008). This suggests that the underlying physical mechanisms responsible for the velocity shift in BALs and NALs may be similar. One possible explanation for this correlation is that the absorption material is located in outflowing gas clouds that are continuously evolving and changing their physical properties (e.g., density, temperature, ionization state) over time. As a result, the observed BAL velocity shift and EW variation may be indicative of the changing properties of the absorbing gas clouds (e.g., Arav et al. 1999; Capellupo et al. 2011; Hamann et al. 2013).

In addition, our results support the idea that the variability of BALs is driven by the accretion disk instability (ADI) model, which suggests that the variability of BALs is related to the accretion rate onto the black hole (e.g., Weymann et al. 1991; Elvis 2000; Hamann et al. 2008). According to this model, the accretion rate onto the black hole can be affected by various factors such as the amount of gas available, the viscosity of the accretion disk, and the magnetic fields in the disk. These factors can cause fluctuations in the accretion rate, which in turn can lead to the variability of BALs. Our findings of a positive correlation between the velocity shift and time interval support this model, as it suggests that the variability of BALs may be related to the changing accretion rate over time.

Overall, our study provides further evidence for the complex and dynamic nature of BALs and highlights the importance of monitoring their variability over time in order to better understand the physical processes driving their behavior.

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