Sentence examples for based on observed changes from inspiring English sources

Change in water content within cells (cellular dehydration) was measured based on observed changes to projected cell area during freezing.

Quantification of oil dispersant effectiveness was based on observed changes in dispersed oil concentrations and oil-droplet size distribution.

Based on observed changes in design focus largely due to the widespread availability of technology, design research and its role in education and practice need to be newly situated.

We use the concept of radiative signatures to investigate the source of the radiative perturbation during the drought, relate the signatures to expected changes due to anthropogenic warming, and assess the cause of warming based on observed changes in the surface energy balance compared to the period 2001 2012.

A scoring system based on observed changes in performance is used when comparing test-retest performances.

Only a few previous studies have looked at polyp growth rates based on observed changes over time in patients with unresected polyps.

Since our primary analysis will use the more efficient ANCOVA, these sample size estimates based on observed change scores (post-pre) are slightly conservative.

To date there is consensus that stroke severity, cognitive impairment, physical disability and handicap correlate with PSD. 6 The postulate for a neurobiological basis of PSD was based on observed behavioural changes in rats following focal cortical lesions, and concurrent change in catecholamine levels.

The thickness of the SiC coating increased with increasing temperature and oxidation tests at 1773 K in air showed that, based on observed weight changes, a preparation temperature of 2073 2273 K gave much improved oxidation resistance over that of coatings formed between 1773 and 1973 K.

The chronic duration minimal risk limit is based on observed eosinophilic changes in the olfactory epithelium of rats; no information was available on effects of exposure on pulmonary function (ATSDR 2004).

Urgaonkar et al. proposed a performance-model based approach to dynamically reconfigure an application based on observed and predicted changes to its workload behaviour [22].