Sentence examples for change method used from inspiring English sources
We actually developed this because we were dissatisfied with the commonly used "% change" method used in previous papers from our lab since when the baseline is small, really minor changes in sleep can be exaggerated.
We chose the well known (even so empiric) 'quick change method' using two syringe drivers as an effective strategy to standardize our CVIP practices.
To check whether method co-occurrence is common, we randomly selected two behaviour change methods using data from the interventions coded in the HIV adherence meta-analysis (k = 31; for the coding manual, see http://marijndebruin.eu/meta/hivadherence/taxonomy).eu/meta/hivadherence/taxonomy
The reviewers' comments of our first article enabled us to significantly change the method used.
This joke came to mind after hearing that New York City Transit officials want to change the method used to grade themselves on whether the buses and subway trains run on time.
The mechanical properties may be altered prior to detectable radiological change or the method used in this study was not able to detect subtle changes in radiological density, especially in that of small bones.
But the clubs, one person said, reduced the proposed $100 million commissioner's discretionary fund to $85 million and made a change in the method used to calculate the value of certain contracts for payroll-tax purposes.
On Oct. 13, the firm announced that its Heartland High-Yield Municipal Bond fund had fallen more than 70percentthatat day, after a change in the method used to assign values to its bonds.
The interview method for the main qualitative study did not change from the method used in the pilot study.
This paper attempts to apply some changes to the method used in [6] in order to obtain good results.
The value of Courant parameter changes with the method used to solve the discretised equation, especially depending on whether the finite-difference method for time derivative or the time advancement is explicit or implicit.
