Sentence examples for characterised changes from inspiring English sources

In recent years, several studies have characterised changes in gene-expression in HNSCCs compared with normal oral mucosa.

The SNP, for instance, would surely characterise changes made without Scotland's consent as English Tories attacking their rights.

Characterising changes in hydraulic properties is important for groundwater systems that are disturbed by mining.

A temperature-dependent elastoplastic model is utilised to characterise changes in material behaviour during braking.

ATR-FTIR spectroscopic imaging was successfully applied to characterise changes in the hydroxyapatite lattice due to the elastic properties of the scaffolds.

Surface scans from the anterior aspect of the IVD were recorded in a neutral and flexed posture before and after the cyclic loading protocol using a 3D laser scanner to characterise changes in IVD height loss and bulging.

The use of molecular tools to characterise changes in gene expression in response to environmental challenge in natural populations has become extensive.

A phase II non-comparative study of bevacizumab in a recurrent glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) population included tests of cognition to characterise changes in brain function associated with bevacizumab therapy.

Recently, Kitange et al (2009) attempted to further characterise changes in MGMT expression in several of the glioblastoma lines from the Mayo xenograft panel, which included assessment of the GBM43 line.

In order to characterise changes in BMI between the two evaluations, we also created a new variable with four categories: (1) normal at both (BMI <85th centile at both moments); (2) overweight/obese at both (overweight at both moments, or obese at both moments); (3) increasing (changed to a higher BMI category); and (4) decreasing (changed to a lower BMI category).

People assume that by its mere presence, it characterises change.