Sentence examples for classification of changes from inspiring English sources

Many systems for the classification of changes of meaning have been proposed, and a variety of explanatory principles have been suggested.

The classical and medieval authors who developed DDI did not operate with an explicit classification of changes.

For the classification of changes in HbA1c preimplementation and postimplementation, it should be noted that, without any interventions, the natural history of diabetes is deterioration of glycaemic control through time.

The classification of change in congestion factors demonstrated significant differences at CSA1, CSA2, and CSA3 and in volume (t distributions <0.001, 0.0312, <0.001, and <0.001, respectively).

The systematic identification and classification of change types is fundamental to support the definition of change scenarios, which is discussed in the next paragraphs.

Finally, classification of change from high to low symptomatology (vs. no change/low to high) was operationalized as a categorical variable derived from baseline and 4 months postpartum.

For this objective, we a) proposed a classification of change and outcome in individual unmet needs and b) calculated criteria for clinically meaningful outcome in QoL by taking account of individual change and the level of QoL.

Note that this model does not rely on our classification system of changes or any cutoffs for severity of impairment.

Among Thom's suggestions was a list of "catastrophes élémentaires"— a topological classification of sudden changes.

The final classification of radiographic changes consistent with pneumoconiosis required consensus by two B-readers.

Next, the SVM parameters were optimised and the model was trained for classification of stability changes.