The phrase "average changes observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data analysis, research findings, or any situation where you are summarizing changes that have been measured or noted over time.
Example: "In our study, we found that the average changes observed in the participants' behavior were significant over the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "mean changes noted" or "typical changes recorded".
The change in intensity stated in the text represents the average change observed in these three independent experiments.
The average change observed in VO2 during PCT was 14.43 955% CI -27.28 to 56.14) ml/min, and during SOEOB was 90.69 ml/min (95% CI 44.04 to 137.34), demonstrating a statistically significant difference (p = 0.007) between the 2 activities (see Table 2).
The same intuition that allows us to construct position weight matrices (i.e., that we may average over all the binding sites to learn the average sequence specificity) allows us to compute the rate of evolution across the motif by averaging the changes observed in the individual binding sites.
The mean improvement of 7 letters is the average of the changes observed in the placebo-controlled trials discussed earlier.
On average, the expression changes observed between P0.5 PSGs and P7.5 Kit− SGs were greater than those between Kit− SGs and Kit+ SGs.
The stance time of rats ranged from 0.16 to 0.80 seconds (average, 0.37 seconds); thus, changes observed in the temporal gait pattern of MMT rats are on the order of 0.001 to 0.025 seconds.
Even though the average fold change observed experimentally was 3.4, the p-value of this change was only 0.29.
In Table 1, the genes are classified according to their function and the average fold-change observed in PCSCs and LNCaP is also shown.
To compare animal models and human disease data sets, we generated a similarity matrix based on average fold-change observed for each disease type compared to its appropriate study control for all overlapping genes (i.e., genes represented on all array platforms for both rodents and humans).
The tested photopolymerization kinetics can be adequately reflected in time-dependent changes observed in average positron lifetime (with 17.9 s time constant) and fractional free volume of positronium traps (with 18.6 s time constant).
