The phrase "any change in value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing fluctuations or variations in worth, such as in finance, economics, or assessments of property.
Example: "Investors should be aware of any change in value of their assets over time to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "any alteration in worth" or "any variation in value."
In other words, any change in value of a property depends only on the initial and final states of the system, not on the path followed by the system from one state to another.
EquityRock requires that part of its investment be used to pay down mortgage debt and that you promise to return its principal and cash equivalent to roughly half of any change in value (gain or loss) within ten years.
Therefore, records with time dependent effects should include the time of change and the new value of the covariate, as many times as the covariate changes, for example if the pth variable in the input dataset has a value of v0 at t = 0, any change in value is indicated in the input data file as a triplet (p, t j, v j ), meaning that this pth covariate changes to the new value v j at time t j.
As European currencies were generally based on the value of silver, any change in its value would have had big effects on the European price level.
It was found that any change in the value of η around 1 has almost no effect on the values of β and δ for three faster waves.
Through the National People's Congress in Beijing in mid-March and in the following weeks, senior Commerce Ministry officials had led a chorus of criticism of the United States and vowed resistance to any change in the value of the renminbi.
And because most Japanese prefer to buy their luxury goods abroad (where prices are up to 40% lower than at home), any change in the value of the yen against the dollar and euro matters too.But looking a little farther ahead, it is clear that other Asian countries, and particularly China and India, will follow where Japan has led.
From the table it is observed that there is hardly any change in the value of rate constant at various adsorption parameters.
Compared to qS1 wave in Fig. 2, any change in the value of Q in (40, 60) has a very little effect on the phase velocity of qS2 wave (Fig. 3).
