"changes in the measures" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English when discussing modifications or alterations made to a system or set of rules in order to improve its effectiveness.
Example: The company decided to implement changes in the measures for performance evaluation in order to better reflect the employees' contributions.
Overall, we observed more changes in gene expression correlated with changes in the measures of diabetes related traits (fasting plasma glucose and HbA1C levels) than we observed with changes in body weight, thus implying that the resolution of diabetes had a stronger influence on whole blood gene expression than the loss of body weight.
This suggests that observed changes in the measures of mental and physical health reflect more than just changes in the depressive symptoms as measured by the CESD.
Although the WAD group demonstrated significant changes in the measures of sensory hypersensitivity in the post-MBB follow-up period, conclusions cannot be made about long-term outcomes based on the study design.
Thus, the results of this study should be generalised with care, and the findings should be interpreted with caution, as the changes in health behaviour might be due partly to changes in the measures.
In our previous paper [ 10], we examined how unsubstantiated and even implausible the causal links are that are claimed between changes in the measures of immune functioning used in these studies and progression and outcome of cancer.
The aim of this study is to compare the properties and responsiveness of a selection of commonly used outcome tools that assess function, examine how well they relate to the ICF concepts, and to explore the changes in the measures over time.
The minimum dynamic error of measurement can be achieved if their parameters adapt to changes in the measured density.
The Energy and Commerce panel made several small changes in the measure approved by the Ways and Means Committee.
It would also be a legislative achievement for the new Democratic leaders in Congress, though they said they would seek changes in the measure.
Democratic critics failed in multiple efforts to win changes in the measure, which was backed by the National Restaurant Association and the National Federation of Independent Businesses and opposed by some legal and health interests.
Changes in the measured fabric acceleration did not correspond to changes in the pressure drop following the pulse.
