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These types of changes can be evaluated in the mouse by using reverse genetics or transgenesis.

Using chest CT scan images, BMD of the thoracic vertebrae and emphysematous changes can be evaluated simultaneously (16, 17).

Deprivation-specific survival cannot be directly compared between England and Wales and Scotland because the deprivation measures are not defined identically in each country, but comparison of relative changes can be evaluated.

The quantified model also provides useful service performance metrics, such as flows of people through different parts of the services, and changes can be evaluated in terms of their impact on specific resources.

The onset of oscillation corresponds to a change in the character of the stationary-state (from stable focus to unstable focus) and the conditions for this change can be evaluated analytically.

It is important to know not only baseline data, such as the incidence of severe sepsis and associated mortality, but also trends in these data over time, so that any change can be evaluated relative to these trends.

We hypothesize that by measuring the leveraged effect of a given mutation on the overall transcriptomic profile of the tumor the effects of that genomic change can be evaluated.

The potential for evolutionary response to environmental change can be evaluated using the breeder's equation (Kruuk et al. 2008; Wilson et al. 2010), which states that evolutionary rate of change (R) for a trait depends on the strength of selection (S) and the heritability (h), where R = S × h.

The wavelength change can be evaluated by considering that the ratio of the wavelengths λ1 and λ2 of the light travelling in the two media is where n1 and n2 are the refractive indices of the optical media, respectively, and θ1 and θ2 are the incident angles of the illumination direction before and after the air-water interface.

Table  1 describes several types of changes that can be evaluated in this way.> While we demonstrate mixture analysis with two specific samples, the analysis is generalizable to any number or type of mixture components.

Specifically, 30 years of historical climate data are suggested to provide a baseline against which any climate change scenarios can be evaluated.