Sentence examples for associated to the changes from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that the abnormal shape of the superelastic wire curve is associated to the changes in fatigue properties that occurs when the superelastic material transform to martensite.

In this work we present the results of the course of CAT and CCQ scores during the recovery of an acute exacerbation of COPD and the factors associated to the changes in scores of patients recovering from these episodes, as well as the comparison and correlation between both instruments.

The quadratic effect of life expectancy was not considered in the estimation of the happiness index given that this determinant does not cross the critical value associated to the change in the slope.

The increase of the dielectric properties and the changes of the morphologies structure are associated to the change in the intermolecular interaction due to the ClH aromatic substitution of poly-p-xylylene.

The correction is related to the fact that, when looking for the optimum, the induced speeds are derived with respect to the circulation, but the component associated to the change in direction of the free vortices has been traditionally neglected.

This might partly explain our finding that SAD was more robustly associated to the change in arterial stiffness.

This type of behaviour can be definitely associated to the morphology changes induced by a photocatalytic reactions commonly carried out on TiO2 supports.

Furthermore, baseline BML size was associated to the longitudinal changes in full thickness cartilage lesion area.

Several events of accelerated activity of rearrangements and domain emergence could be associated to the respective changes in stress adaptation and morphogenesis.

Second it has to be rather easy to derive the models associated to the manufacturing configuration changes (reconfiguration) from such an initial model.

A perfusion defect (arrowhead in e) is associated to the peripheral fibrotic changes at the left lateral costo-phrenic angle (arrowheads in d and f) Open image in new window Fig. 7 Fibrosis associated with rounded consolidation.