The phrase "a measured change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change that is deliberate, calculated, or carefully considered, often in contexts such as business, science, or personal development.
Example: "The company implemented a measured change in its marketing strategy to better align with consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "a calculated change" or "a deliberate change".
The reason is that such methods assume that for a measured change in the explanatory variables (or some transformation thereof), there is a measured linear change in the dependent variable.
Of the 16 studies, only one, an RCT, identified a measured change in behaviour (Kirkpatrick level 3b) [ 19].
Further studies should assess the dynamic response of NIRS to a measured change in physiology in patients.
Interpretation of these studies, however, presents the fundamental problem that a measured change in management does not necessarily translate to improved health outcomes.
For this purpose, we calculated the sensitivity (percentage of patients with a measured change in RAID score below the threshold for patients considering their condition to be at least slightly or moderately improved) and specificity (percentage of patients with a change in RAID score above the threshold for patients considering their condition to be at least slightly or moderately improved).
The exclusion criteria included projects not relating to human health, projects that did not use technology as per the WHO definition above, studies from high-income countries, studies published before 2009, and studies that did not have evidence of a measured change in health outcomes (defined as mortality, morbidity, DALYs, and behavioural change).
Furthermore, it defines a gene-level statistic, called perturbation factor (PF) of a gene, as a sum of its measured change in expression and a linear function of the PFs of all genes in a pathway.
Currently, this term is most often used to denote a qualitative or measured change in FDG uptake in tumoral sites.
23 The third, also an RCT, 29 measured change in general health after 1 month using the EQ-5D-3L and showed no between-group differences between those who received the risk estimate only (mean change 0.05, SD 0.12) and those who did not (mean change 0.01, SD 0.08; p=0.08).
Two educational interventions were informed by the transtheoretical model (TTM) of behaviour change 27 and measured change in an individual's 'readiness to become an organ donor'.
We plotted the ratio of E/ eG against the measured change in plasma creatinine measured over the first 12 hours.
