Sentence examples for associating changes from inspiring English sources

By associating changes coursing through American society with a sense of irreversible decline, some older white conservatives impede Republicans' ability to connect with young and minority voters.

A recent longitudinal study also used lateral cephalometric radiographs for associating changes in the morphology of the nasopharyngeal space in different facial patterns [28], which did not make this method of evaluation unfeasible.

Alterations in paralinguistic aspects of speech, associating changes in fluency and prosody, are a traditional finding in depressed patients.

This has most commonly taken the form of transcriptome data, associating changes in network structure with a variety of diseases (Amar et al., 2013).

Extensive allochronic data sets have demonstrated shifts in these traits but rarely do these studies go beyond associating changes in traits with climate.

Our aim, therefore, was two-fold: first, to characterize the atrial structural, electrophysiological, and Ca2+i-handling remodelling caused by chronic ventricular MI in rabbits; secondly, to investigate potential mechanisms of AF promotion by MI, by associating changes in propensity to AF with atrial APD, CV, APD alternans, DADs, ICaL, [Ca2+]i, and t-tubule density.

Changing trends in mode of delivery may be a reflection of associated changes in the patient population.

The patient's clinical course and associated changes in tumor markers are illustrated in Fig. 3.

A pan-omics systems biology approach helps in understanding the disease associated changes.

These are able to adequately represent the physical phenomena associated with the failure modes and associated changes in measured parameters.

Sustained La Niña-like conditions and associated changes in PDO appear to drive the drought periods over the western USA.