Sentence examples for characterizing changes in from inspiring English sources
By characterizing changes in gene expression according to the concept of a norm of reaction one can describe the evolved patterns of gene expression that accompany the evolution of behavioural plasticity.
The aim of this study is to compare the Empirical Behavioral Rating Scale (E-BEHAVE-AD), Neurobehavioral Rating Scale (NBRS), and Neuropsychiatric Interview (NPI) in detecting behavioral disturbance and psychotic symptoms in dementia and characterizing changes in response to treatment.
Scalar damage parameters characterizing changes in the interface (debonding damage) are incorporated into the formulation of the spectral finite element that is used for damage detection of reinforced concrete structures.
The motivation for developing a method for characterizing changes in FDG-PET scans at the voxel level comes from the fact that probing tumor heterogeneity, as well as changes in that heterogeneity over time, is gaining prominence as a research topic [16].
Furthermore, identifying E. coli strains resistant to mineral treatments and characterizing changes in gene expression may provide further insight to the bactericidal mechanism of action of these mineral products.
A technique for rigorously characterizing changes in mixed populations of cells, microarray expression deconvolution, has been applied to several areas of biology but not to SLE or to blood.
It criticized the agencies for failing "to clearly characterize changes in Iraq's threat to regional stability and security, taking account of the fact that its conventional military forces steadily degraded after 1990".
But on the whole, voters supported Mr. Heilman and Ms. Land, who characterized changes in the city as results of a larger cultural shift.
Lim et al. (2015) studied SEM to characterize changes in initial and final vermicomposted empty fruit bunches.
Aircraft position information for individual flight lines was used to characterize changes in footprint characteristics across the study site.
This study characterized changes in health insurance coverage among reproductive-age women in the United States from 2000 to 2009.
