Sentence examples for crude change from inspiring English sources

Firstly, we assessed the primary outcome by considering the crude change in the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study-activities of daily living score that is, the score at 24 months minus the score at baseline.

They showed that the optimal solution is less sensitive to variations of the cost parameters, but changes in the amount of demands and injected crude oil change the objective value remarkably.

Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury Rachel Reeves accused ministers of showing a "lack of competence and care" by introducing "crude" changes.

The difference in crude changes in Larsen score between the groups was tested by a permutation test.

Our measure of population mixing is more comprehensive in comparison to crude changes in the size of a population as it includes an index of the diversity of inwards migration.

* Values reported represent the crude mean change from baseline PWV and the % change from baseline PWV.

That report tried to do the impossible: to apply the current crude climate change models to make regional projections of climate change outcomes -- droughts, floods, hurricanes and so on.

Oil-product prices in China are adjusted when crude costs change more than 4 percent over 22 working days.

For WC, there was no difference in the crude annualised change between the two periods (table 2).

Crude mean change in OSS from before the primary operation until the time of receiving the questionnaire was 15 units for RA, 15 for OA, 10 for FS, and –11 for AF, and for all groups the change in OSS was clinically significant (> 4.5 units) and statistically significant (p < 0.001) (Table 3).

The mean Larsen scores of hands and feet at baseline and at 2, 5, and 11 years in both groups are shown in Figure 2. The crude mean change from baseline to 11 years in Larsen score was 17 (95% CI, 12 to 26) in the FIN-RACo group and 27 (95% CI, 22 to 33) in the SINGLE group (P = 0.037).