The phrase "an interpretation of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how changes are understood or analyzed in a particular context, such as in literature, science, or social studies.
Example: "The report provides an interpretation of changes in consumer behavior over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an analysis of changes" or "a reflection on changes".
A discussion regarding the changes in shape of the ν(OH) band of the water within the gel is provided and an interpretation of these changes in terms of modifications of the hydrogen bond strength of associated water during syneresis is given.
By providing an interpretation of climate change and its complex impact on human life within a wider historical scope, his research aims to awaken our imagination of the Earth's historicity and to expand our sense of human climate politics.
We log-transformed all mortality rates to reduce skewness and because it facilitates an intuitive interpretation of changes in mortality as percentages.
In later phases, when needs and expectations of pts are well known, a single or few domains questionnaire helps to a better interpretation of changes.
Brackney and colleagues [ 45], however, caution against a straightforward interpretation of changes in rate of bout initiation in terms of incentive motivation.
This could indicate that RS has a minimal impact on the results in patients who respond to treatment, and that RS may not have an important impact on interpretation of changes reported in clinical trials where an improvement occurs.
Here we aim to provide an insight into the interpretation of changes in MUC1 expression in this cancer-predisposing condition, and explore the possibility that the differences in detection reflect changes in glycosylation.
"Although people voted for Macri for change, everybody has a different interpretation of change," Maria Esperanza Casullo, a political scientist from Rio Negro University told VICE News, adding that she thought the new president may face his biggest problems from powerful unions rather than opposition parties.
Following the definition of criteria, prioritisation of markers and classification according to conclusiveness for clinical relevance and involvement of immune function, we set out to devise a framework for the interpretation of changes observed in the different types of immune function markers, taking into account the type of marker and the changes observed relative to a defined reference range.
Although the effect sizes of the RSs were small, RS in deteriorating patients may have an important impact on the interpretation of changes reported in clinical trials.
