Sentence examples for changes under study from inspiring English sources

Overall, the three dietary changes under study led to changes in the caecal environment which might be effective in reducing mortality rate in a context of rabbit epizootic enteropathy.

Overall, the three dietary changes under study impaired milk yield, body condition of does and litter weight at weaning, although the negative effect of replacing starch with ADF was only observed in the high CP diets; moreover, growth during post-weaning period also decreased.

RH, lux) we must use a sampling frequency more than two times faster than the change under study (Nyquist Shannon sampling theorem), but this is difficult with a sensor with rise time of 6 or 10 minutes, one other big problem in microclimate monitoring often silenced.

In the COSMIN manual we explain that specific hypotheses should therefore include an expectation about the direction and magnitude of the correlation between changes in the instrument under study and changes in a comparator instrument, or an expectation about differences in change scores on the instrument between groups.

The number of rotatable bonds is important for conformational changes of molecules under study and ultimately for the binding with receptors or channels.

Most significant, Pusztai did not use appropriate “controls,” the aspect of an experiment that allows the researcher to examine the consequences of making only the change or intervention under study.

Both tools use numeric values also to visualize regulatory changes that take place during state changes of the cell/organism under study.

Expanding the rights of women, opening the secondary school curriculum to new courses in technology and English, ending the government monopoly on telecommunications -- changes that are either under study or under way -- are all potentially divisive matters in a society accustomed to rigidity.

It was noted earlier that the zeta potential of the pristine nanotubes under study changes from negative to positive with an increase in aggregate size [2].

In that case it is recommended to define and test hypotheses e.g. about the expected correlation between changes on the instrument under study and the "transition' question.

By integrating biological knowledge, we want to identify the biological processes that best reflect the molecular changes characterizing the conditions under study.