The phrase "and estimated the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an analysis or assessment of modifications or variations in a particular context, such as a project or study.
Example: "The team reviewed the initial findings and estimated the changes that would be necessary to improve the outcome."
Alternatives: "and assessed the modifications" or "and calculated the adjustments".
We convolved the duration of the stimuli (1 second) with a standard hemodynamic model of BOLD activation [33] and estimated the changes in BOLD signal given a particular stimulus using the general linear model or GLM [34].
We used information with respect to coefficients, thresholds and their corresponding covariance matrices to calculate the probability of perceiving very convenient transportation, and estimated the changes in the probability from 1990 1992 to the three later periods in the 1990s [ 17, 20].
The supermarket said it was making the move because of its commitment to "reduce unnecessary plastic waste" and estimated the change would save 63m bags annually.
We then simulated each of the hypothesised errors and estimated the change in survival that would arise if they occurred to varying degrees.
To confirm the protein expression of ADHFE1, we measured ADHFE1 protein levels and estimated the change in protein expression by 5-aza-dC in all cell lines using western blot analysis.
The design involves analysing trends in the outcome of interest and estimating the change in trend following an intervention relative to the counterfactual (the expected ongoing trend if the intervention had not occurred).
This section describes the data source, outlines the economy of each region, and estimates the change in output, due to the disaster.
Temporal trends were analyzed using joinpoint regression, a statistical method that fits a series of joined straight lines between statistically significant changes in trend (joinpoints) and estimates the change between joinpoints using NCI's Joinpoint Regression Program Version 4.1.1 (Joinpoint Regression Program 2014; Kim et al. 2000; National Cancer Institute 2014).
/V P back, and we estimated the changes in V P inc.
We used this combined variance and estimated the expected changes in allele frequencies as being normally distributed with a mean of zero and a variance given by the combined variance.
We based analyses on Donn Branton's experiences and results for the 2011 wheat crop, and estimated the expected change in profit associated with the intensive wheat management system practiced by Donn versus a program of standard practices.
