Sentence examples for changes of a series from inspiring English sources
Each host tracks the changes of a series of attributes and stores them as rows in a local SQL database.
Many studies have revealed that super-antigens of infections could trigger the immunoreaction in KD resulting in the changes of a series of inflammatory factors, such as white blood cells (WBC), C-reactive protein (CRP) and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR).
There is increased paracellular permeability to sodium fluorescein, and higher uptake of biotin in certain regions that might involve both increased transport and increased BBB permeability, reduction of glucose uptake across the BBB, decreased vascular reactivity as well as regulatory changes of a series of transport-related proteins, and increased BBB inflammation [ 15].
The change of a series of metabolites accounted for the separation, such as glutamate, glutamine, citrate and succinate.
In addition, British tower bells could be rung in "changes"—a series of mathematical permutations on bells hung dead.
A researcher has the option of using different classes of models for the modeling of the observed as well as the unobserved price changes of a time series.
Core constructs of the model are the Stages of Change, a series of five categories falling along a continuum of readiness (Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action and Maintenance) to change a problem behavior.
Last fall, Gannett unveiled its first attempt at journalism for the Oculus Rift — Harvest of Change, a series of stories in the Des Moines Register.
This work was guided by an evaluation framework which translated the theory of change into a series of questions, underpinned by the evaluation criteria of relevance, effectiveness, coherence, efficiency and sustainability.
The changes are part of a series of updates expected in the coming year to improve privacy, security and transparency at Uber, Sullivan said.
Novels permit a continuous narrative of change, but a series of short stories is like stop-motion animation.
