Sentence examples for changes in post from inspiring English sources

We used a two-way repeated measure ANOVA to compare the differences of the levels of IL-1β and TNF-α release between groups and changes in post UCB treatment measurements over time.

In conclusion, the lack of change in the insulin receptor number in combination with multiple changes in post receptor signaling suggests a post receptor defect.

To evaluate the clinical impact of biomarker level changes, in post hoc sensitivity analyses, reclassification statistics were performed (see Additional file 2).

Estradiol exposure did not alter ALLO, DHEA, or THDOC, implying these NAS are unlikely to play a role in any mood changes in post menopausal women given estrogen therapy.

On the day Mr Brown arrived at the treasury, May 2 1997, it was his blueprint for independence for the Bank of England which was presented to senior mandarins expecting an informal get to know you sesson rather than one of the biggest changes in post-war economic management.

Several studies have linked interim testing with changes in post-test encoding strategies.

Structural changes in post-revolutionary Romanian society require affirmation of adult education as a prerequisite for harmonious integration and development on the socio-professional plan.

Those players who were hit harder and hit more often were more likely to show these changes in post-season brain scans.

From a theoretical point of view, the transformations of public space and its crisis are often analysed as a key for the study of socio-spatial changes in post-industrial society and, in more general terms, as an interpretative factor of social relations in contemporaneity.

Furthermore, Niebuhr [25] and Niebuhr et al. [28] report that the articulatory changes associated with segmental intonation also involve changes in a fricative's place of articulation, rounding or spreading (de-rounding) of lips, and even changes in post-lexical assimilation patterns in favour of those fricatives whose aperiodic pitch impressions match with the adjacent F0 context.

This paper applies a refined version of Schwartz's (1992) Value Theory to develop a better understanding of zoo and aquarium visitors' personal values, and the impact of their values on their reflective engagement, learning, and self-reported changes in post-visit environmental behaviour.