The phrase "appraising change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or assessing changes in a situation, process, or environment.
Example: "The team is focused on appraising change within the organization to ensure we adapt effectively to new market demands."
Alternatives: "evaluating change" or "assessing change".
For lesions that people could see, detecting and appraising change was influenced by comparisons with a normal mole on themselves, a family member, friend or image.
Using the framework of the Safer-Andersen model, we have characterised the factors influencing patient understanding and presentation in primary care as follows: pre-existing awareness, detecting and appraising change, inferring illness, and deciding to seek help.
The model identifies 'appraisal, illness, behavioural, scheduling and treatment delays' referring to the time between a patient first detecting change, appraising change, inferring illness, deciding to consult, visiting primary care, and referral, diagnosis and commencement of treatment (see Figure 1).
Finally, future awareness campaigns could be targeted at the higher risk groups, such as elderly men or people living alone, and they could promote the responsibility of family and friends in appraising changes in moles and reducing delays in seeking help.
For lesions that people could not see, family, friends and health professionals detected and appraised changes.
The rightmost part of the plot is of foremost concern in appraising the changes in the preslip period, where ϕ decreases from the initial value of 1.
Some people also appraised a change in their mole against their awareness of risk factors for skin cancer.
Facial plastic surgeons may be focused primarily on esthetic improvement of the nose in patients seeking esthetic rhinoplasty (RP), because the patients and relatives will appraise the change in nasal shape.
[ID12*: M, 61, EL3] Among those who could see their own mole and had detected changes, people took a variable amount of time to appraise these changes and only some inferred illness.
After pre-treatments materials were characterised to appraise microstructural changes, shown to be martensite formation, reinforced by complementary simulation data, and significant increases in observable hardness from approximately 261 HV for the as-received material to over 700 HV after pre-treatment.
However, the studies the students were asked to critically appraise were changed [ 5- 7].
