"changes in the details" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about alterations or modifications made to specific aspects or specifics of something. Example: "We have made some changes in the details of the report to ensure accuracy and clarity."
Since recruitment began, several clinical trials and consensus statements have been published that led to changes in the details of the lipid treatment algorithm and protocol.
Remaining faithful to his dogmatic method, Albo argues that in Mosaic law, and in divine law in general, changes in the details of the commandments may take place, but their fundamental principles cannot change (treatise 3, chapters 13 22).
We accept no liability for any changes in the details, including dates and times and any other aspects of the prize.
· We accept no liability for any changes in the details, including dates and times and any other aspects of the prize.
· We accept no liability for any changes in the details, including dates and times, of any flights, other transport, airport details, accommodation or other aspects of the Prize.
Follows the basic storyline and contains many songs from the show, but makes many changes in the details of plot and character.
"As we felt ourselves losing ground, both politically and economically," he writes, "our sense of loss was partly mollified by observing … changes in the detail of the landscape, as spectators at some sporting event might watch the opposition winning".
Not much has changed in the details of these predictions, except that we have studied many more of these Type II supernova explosions since then with the Hubble Space Telescope, Chandra and other resources.
There's change in the detail, too – the clothes are getting brighter, the skirts shorter, the apartments cooler, the parties and the music better, the family unit less tight.
A complication in the conversion backward from ICD-10 to ICD-9 was the presence of several many-to-one and one-to-many coding relationships, caused by a significant change in the detail of diagnostic codes; this change resulted in a near doubling of the number of diagnostic codes (11 ).
Related to this, the conversion steps may involve a change in oligomer polymerization number, but the strategy outlined below, which considers the total number of oligomers of each type, is unaffected by changes in this detail of the mechanism.
