"chronological change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the sequence of events that have occurred in the past and how they have changed over time. For example, "The archaeological record showed a clear chronological change in tool-making technology over the past 10,000 years."
We herein report a case of bilateral segmentectomy using VAL-MAP with chronological change of pulmonary function test results.
This report shows a case of bilateral segmentectomies using VAL-MAP with chronological change of pulmonary function test results.
Multivariate analysis revealed a trajectory of progressive rapid chronological change during 1994 and 1995 followed by a period of relative stability between 1996 and 2000 which coincided with greater species density.
Using DiOC6, a membrane potential-dependent dye that is incorporated into mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum (M/ER) only in live cells (Figure 3a), we followed the chronological change in the morphology of myofibers in vivo and counted the number of damaged myofibers.
Third, cumulative meta-analyses included in our study provided additional insights into the chronological change in the pattern of zinc benefit.
An immunohistochemical analysis of the chronological change in p53 protein expression in these lesions and in normal ciliated epithelium taken from the surroundings was conducted in each case.
Fig. 5 Chronological changes of the serum levels of CA19-9 and CEA.
Fig. 4 Chronological changes of grafts in case 1 (a, upper line) and case 2 (b, lower line).
"This will enable A-level students to develop an understanding of historical events in the context of longer term and broader chronological changes," says the document.
We studied only one case of PIOL, and further studies examining a larger number of cases treated for PIOL will be needed to accurately determine the chronological changes of the ophthalmologic findings before and after treatment.
This allows the use of PCA [14] in metabolomics, which provides a snapshot of chronological changes in the biochemical state of tissues.
