The phrase "and larger changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant modifications or transformations in a particular context, such as in research, analysis, or reporting.
Example: "The study highlights the impact of climate change on ecosystems and larger changes in biodiversity."
Alternatives: "and more significant alterations in" or "and greater shifts in".
For example, fruit juices lead to more rapid and larger changes in serum levels of glucose and insulin than whole fruits," they said.
In so doing, we fully recognize that a significant amount of time has passed since the data were gathered and that major changes have occurred in the area such as transport infrastructure improvement, the rapid spread of cell phone networks, and larger changes in the political economy of both Kenya and Ethiopia.
These data underscore that an interaction between bacteria and HF diet produces earlier and larger changes in body weight and adiposity than either of the factors individually.
The mechanism behind the relatively small changes in pY505 and larger changes in pY394 is unknown.
54 For example, fruit juices lead to more rapid and larger changes in serum levels of glucose and insulin than whole fruits.
Therefore, because AP and ML dynamic rotation generated larger deviation of the COM and larger changes in joint angles, they are more likely to induce effective balance rehabilitation compared with other types of dynamic rotation.
Statistically significant changes were observed for moderate and large changes in fatigue, but not for small changes.
Periodic wetting and drying cycles can result in rapid and large changes in hydraulic performance of soil geotextile systems.
Development of the intestinal microbiota in infants is characterized by rapid and large changes in microbial abundance, diversity, and composition.
StalAge is applicable to problematic datasets that include outliers, age inversions, hiatuses and large changes in growth rate.
This procedure proves to be useful to analyse the behaviour of systems involving phase-transition processes and large changes in the chemical potential when the concentration varies.
