Sentence examples for can predict changes from inspiring English sources
By using modified scale factors, a designer can predict changes in magnetic moment, inductance, core series loss resistance, etc.
The MBC equation (Ω=Kdf−2), as applied in planning phases of renourishment projects, can predict changes in beach morphodynamic states, as conditioned by the grain size of the placed fill.
We previously developed a load-adaptive bone modelling and remodelling simulation model that can predict changes in the bone micro-architecture as a result of changes in mechanical loading or cell activity.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the degree to which answers to simple self-report pain questions can predict changes in psychosocial functioning 4 months later in community-dwelling older adults with dementia.
The RVM model can predict changes in ET for different restoration scenarios; a 1.1 m rise in drainage level showed 7% increase ET (18 mm) at SW while the increase at DW was negligible.
More intensely drained wetlands at higher elevation should be targeted for restoration for enhanced storage through increased ET. The models developed can predict changes in ET for improved evaluation of basin-scale effects of restoration programs and climate change scenarios.
Another study showed that perceived social class can predict change in health status [ 7].
While examining the anatomical distribution, the study also aimed to determine the possible variables that may be associated with or can predict change or progression in disease distribution.
A multivariable linear regression (α = 0.05) will also be conducted on the KAM-R group to evaluate whether KAM reduction, KAM impulse, varus thrust and footwear comfort can predict change in pain over 3 months.
$1.4 billion for NASA earth science td critical satellite missions including $150 million for new NASA earth science missions to measure our ice sheets, climate and atmosphere so we can better predict changes to our planet.
For instance, can we predict changes in metabolism-related phenotypic traits caused by simple or complex genotype modifications?
