Sentence examples for changes in objective from inspiring English sources
and (4) Do changes in sports club participation predict changes in objective measures of physical activity and adiposity?
Changes in global truss behavior were observed, but the changes in objective vertical displacement were not high.
The changes in objective and subjective tinnitus findings from baseline to 1 month were assessed, and the group results were compared.
The present study demonstrated that depression induced significant changes in objective and subjective sleep and awakening quality, which were counteracted by 100 mg of trazodone, thus suggesting a key-lock principle in the treatment of depression.
Perhaps changing risk aversion is a way to interpret President Roosevelt, but in any case rising risk aversion – as distinct from any changes in objective measures of risk – is commonly cited by finance economists as a reason for asset prices to fall (Campbell and Cochrane 1999).
Currently, no data are available on the relationship between changes in objective and subjective measures of cough, the magnitude of change in cough frequency perceived by patients as clinically meaningful, or the sample sizes required to show significant changes in cough therapeutic trials.
8) Decisions are public and accessible 9) Reasons are given in non-technical language 10) Policies, rationales, and requirements can be revised as made necessary by changes in objectives to providing allocations or new information or arguments that have a bearing on allocation decisions.
"This study demonstrated that, without a change in objective data, you still get incredible subjective improvement," he said.
Administration officials insist their responses have been more reaction to fast-moving events than any fundamental change in objective.
It means that any changes in these design parameters lead to a drastic change in objective functions.
The second criteria, ε2 (0.001), requires that the change in objective function value be less than a specified fraction of the magnitude of the objective function value.
