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Previous attempts to predict volcanic eruptions have been based on changes in the quality of these waves from deep, high frequency quakes to more shallow, low frequency rumblings.

The brain temperature was, in general, not measured; the conclusions have instead been based on changes of the body temperature.

Traditionally this has been based on changes in the dimensions of lesions as measured by structural imaging techniques like CT, ultrasound, X-ray or MRI.

The primary efficacy endpoint for the majority of clinical studies has been based on changes on a 4-point scale of wrinkle severity (0 = none, 1 = mild, 2 = moderate, 3 = severe), sometimes termed the Facial Wrinkle Scale.

The largest studies of AKI incidence and outcomes have been based on changes in serial creatinine measurements using the 'Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss, End-Stage RenandDiseAcute(RIFLE) and Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) criteria [ 19, 20].

Diagnosis of disease is based on changes in one or more blood analytes.

(I) In RIFLE the diagnosis is based on changes over a one-week period, while AKIN requires only changes within a designated 48-hour period.

The calculations are based on changes in risk profile during one year of treatment.

This algorithm-based approach considered the changes in urine volumes to be based on changes in intestinal wet weight absorption.

"A lot of this is based on changes in society," he said.

Evolution is based on changes in DNA that result in new proteins and determine where and when they are synthesized.