The phrase "course of changes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a series of changes or developments that occur over a period of time. Example: "The company's course of changes over the past year has greatly improved their efficiency and profitability."
"We need far more research" into the time course of changes to the brain and to thinking skills because of exercise and skipping workouts, he says.
Figure 4 presents time course of changes in power output during repeated sprint test during Ex1 and Ex2 and at 24 h during the post-exercise period.
This work proposes to investigate the time course of changes in epinephrine and norepinephrine concentration in adrenal gland obtained from rats submitted to acute immobilization stress.
There was also a tendency toward a difference in the time course of changes in vRBC following injection of iobitridol compared to normal saline (P 0.0607).
We undertook a systematic review to assess AVM hemodynamics including the time course of changes in velocity and pulsatility in patients undergoing AVM resection.
Objective: To evaluate the course of changes in serum inhibin A, inhibin B, and pro-αC levels in women with surgically or pharmacologically induced menopause.
Specific criteria were set for transient and offset effects based on the direction, magnitude, and time course of changes in symptoms after cessation.
This is in contrast to the immediate and short-term changes observed in inflammatory mediator peptide levels in peripheral blood and could account for the time course of changes found in our study.
Using quantitative real-time RT-PCR in LCM samples, the time course of changes in 5-HTR and GluR mRNA expression was determined in phrenic motoneurons up to 21 days post-SH.
The objective of the study was to assess the time course of changes in bone mineralization and architecture using sequential triple biopsies from women with postmenopausal osteoporosis (PMO) who received long-term treatment with risedronate.
