The phrase "able to show changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to demonstrate or indicate modifications or alterations in a particular context.
Example: "The software is able to show changes made to the document in real-time, allowing for easy collaboration."
Alternatives: "capable of displaying changes" or "able to indicate modifications".
Research Question 3 addressed whether Criterion® holistic and writing quality scores were able to show changes in writing over time.
It is not believed that the observed protein turnover is driven by changes in systemic hormones as we (Table 2) and others [13], [28] have not been able to show changes in a range of potent hormones except from insulin, which previously has been found to be increased after hypoxic exposure [28].
They were also able to show changes in several proteins that play roles in circulatory processes such as coagulation, angiogenesis, and blood pressure regulation.
In conclusion we were able to show changes in the protein profiles of the cells incubated with POAG serum, especially of proteins involved in regulatory cell mechanisms.
Our findings suggest that both, the EQ-5D index and the SF-6D index were able to show changes of health state (i.e., both, improvement and deterioration) in stroke patients over the course of a 10-months period.
In agreement with this we were not able to show changes in Ca2+ levels with the partial muscarinic agonist pilocarpine, indicating that the secretory process may be dampened and not completely abrogated.
They made clear that in order to be effective they would need to be able to show change happening – but it didn't need to be rapid.
One specifically addressed "ideation" about family planning in detail and was able to show both changes in ideation due to program exposure and correlated changes in contraceptive use.
Conceivably, the serum levels of M-CSF, TGF- β1, and VEGF-A do change with the number of fractured bones but we were not able to show these changes because of the small number of patients narrowly selected to be included in this study.
As an observer and recorder of facts, he was able to show such changes from personal records, kept over 50 years, mostly in the Chilterns, where he lived.
CT is able to show degenerative changes (e.g. facet joints hypertrophy, intervertebral disc herniation or spondylolisthesis) in more detail.
