Sentence examples for adequate to detect changes from inspiring English sources

At present, only the AZMP station on the Scotian Shelf is adequate to detect changes in zooplankton phenology at sub-monthly scales.

However, the sample size was adequate to detect changes in BMI over time and changes in key study factors such as physical activity and screen time, which was used as a proxy for sedentary time.

For instance, Joyce and others (2008) highlight the need to monitor both native plant species and non-native species while suggesting a more general monitoring program would be adequate to detect changes in tree establishment, growth and mortality.

An important consideration was to ensure that we had adequate power to detect changes in secondary outcomes, such as decreases in dichotomous hearing aid adherence.

Sample size was originally based on having adequate power to detect changes in the primary outcomes of the overall study, VO2peak and blood pressure.

Most small studies lack adequate power to detect changes in mortality rates but can sometimes show positive effects on other outcomes.

However, a recent report on increasing human AE in neighboring Switzerland (8 ) underlines the importance of an effective surveillance system with adequate sensitivity to detect changes in disease incidence in order to guide strategies for prevention and control.

Because the distribution of the different B cell subsets was relatively uniform in our study (Fig.  4), the power calculations obtained for the CD19+CD27−CD24hiCD38hi subset can be generalized more broadly for the other B cell subsets, and suggest that we have only adequate power to detect changes of > 35 40% in each of the assessed phenotypes.

This study confirms the conceptual model of the WHODAS-2, which has shown good metric properties among patients with chronic conditions in Europe in the MHADIE project: a very high reliability, good ability to discriminate among known groups and adequate capacity to detect change over time.

Moreover, the precision of psychometric tests used in this population may not be adequate to detect subtle changes given the variability of the tests themselves.

The primary limitation of the present study is it's rather small sample size, although adequate to detect moderate changes over time it may still limit the precision of our estimates.