Sentence examples for a measure of changes from inspiring English sources
Initial stress, improved performance GSR, which is a measure of changes in skin resistance due to sweat, offers an easy way to measure stress, as the body's sweat glands are connected to the central nervous system.
Therefore, we wanted to determine whether COMT expression or treatment with 2ME (500 nM) affect the relative abundance of free and polymerized microtubule, as a measure of changes in microtubule dynamics.
The differences in spot volume was used as a measure of changes in protein expression levels between the treated and control groups and spots with significantly different intensities (p<0.05) were selected for further analyses.
Variances of acoustic parameters are a measure of changes over time.
Employment variables included permanence of employment at baseline and a measure of changes in the employment status at follow-up.
The NCSQ was used as a measure of changes in parents' attitudes towards their children during the study.
A Measure of Change: This is the fourth article in a series examining President Obama's record.
It is a measure of change that the word Wahhabi can be mentioned in a newspaper column without getting the editor fired.
"Obama Limits Lasting Stamp on the Courts" ("A Measure of Change" series, front page, Aug. 18) is an accurate account of lower federal court judicial selection in the Obama administration.
Big donors such as America and Britain are hoping that new faces and a secret ballot will deliver a measure of change.
