Sentence examples for change corresponding with from inspiring English sources
A change corresponding with a Cohen's d ≥0.50 is considered to be a clinically meaningful difference.
Between T0 and T1 we found a change corresponding with a Cohen's d effect size of 0.28 for depression and 0.36 for complicated grief; between T0 and T2 these figures are 0.94 for depression and 0.89 for complicated grief.
Similar to MBP, the expression of SMS, MAG and LMO2 were significantly changed corresponding with the TH levels.
Because the energetic demands of neurons are heavily dependent on proper mitochondrial function, we sought to investigate the specific mitochondrial proteomic and functional changes corresponding with aging.
It can be seen that the mRNA changes for several of the proteins of interest (CYR61, EGLN1, LTBP3) do not show mRNA changes corresponding with the marked differences in protein levels detected, although some do (S100A2, SNED1).
Significant vibrational frequency variation was observed between all steps of the catalytic cycle for the M20C-CN probe, with the largest changes corresponding to steps associated with the transition between the closed and occluded conformation.
Compositions became progressively more primitive as the eruption progressed, with abrupt changes corresponding to shifts between the eruption's four edifices.
See related research by Nadim et al., http://ccforum.com/content/16/1/R23 Cirrhosis is characterized by circulatory changes corresponding to a hyperkinetic state with arterial vasodilatation, decreased systemic vascular resistance, and increased cardiac output [ 1].
We hypothesise that the glycation content in pelvic tissues will change with a corresponding alteration in their mechanical properties, and that these changes are influenced by hormone levels.
In 2011, the Halema'uma'u lava lake experienced dramatic changes in lava level, corresponding with changes in eruptive activity on the east rift zone (Figure 7; Additional file 8).
Two case studies of arthritic joints demonstrated quantifiable changes in swelling and temperature corresponding with changes in symptoms and physical exam findings.
