The phrase "able to identify changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to recognize or detect alterations in a situation, data, or environment.
Example: "The analyst is able to identify changes in market trends that could impact our strategy."
Alternatives: "capable of recognizing changes" or "skilled at detecting changes".
It was found that the quantitative posturography system was able to identify changes in the postural control system due to both the ageing process and disease.
The DWI and DTI techniques allow quantitative analysis of microstructural changes in neurodegenerative diseases, even when no abnormalities are seen on conventional MRI sequences, because they are able to identify changes in brain tissue integrity.
Because the scans will be taken from participants who are healthy or sick, researchers might be able to identify changes before symptoms arise; this could one day improve diagnoses.
In the absence of pre-treatment PCR measurements, we were not able to identify changes.
By comparing animals with tinnitus with those without, all of which were noise-exposed, we were able to identify changes unique to the tinnitus group.
Using flow cytometry, we were able to identify changes in the cell cycle and, consequently, in cell proliferation 24 h after transfection for the same cell line.
Bucknall et al. [ 40] highlighted that only a proportion of people with COPD were able reliably to identify change and effectively self-manage concluding that there was a need for professionals to 'train' patients.
Nevertheless, by applying SSR to the data and grouping data according to the simultaneously occurring heart-rate change, we were able to identify hemodynamic changes related to the activity of the left inferior gyrus during a verbal fluency task with reasonable confidence.
In addition, our study population represents the two extremities of adulthood, and as age was used as a dichotomous variable we were able to identify both changes occurring linearly with age as well as changes that occur in either end of the spectrum.
Automatic analysis was not able to identify these changes.
We therefore investigated whether 4D-ELF would be able to identify preneoplastic changes in the colonocytes of the azoxymethane (AOM -treated rAOM -treatedcolon caratnogenesis.
