Sentence examples for defining a change from inspiring English sources

Impact analysis in this paper involves defining a change in final demand scenario and analysing its effect on added value and on total water use at sectoral level so as to discover to what extent the model can serve as a useful tool for integrating water economic analysis in Morocco.

How to define a change in the system is not a trivial problem in MANET, especially if the nodes are mobile.

The yield stress defines a change on deformation mechanism based on the second invariant of the deviatoric stress tensor, which corresponds to the Von Mises yield criterion.

There is no true external gold standard to define a change in disease control and so we performed responsiveness analyses using two alternative external criteria to define a change in health state between visits.

Either 4- or 6-month duration of remission defined a change point before which the episode was continuous and after which the recurrence was reasonably unlikely.

In light of previous studies on practitioner behaviour change [ 59, 73], we defined a change of 10% in reported behaviour between the proportions of practitioners from baseline to the six-months post-intervention follow-up as a clinically meaningful change.

Does defining a term like change help us think about our own contribution to what we think about Obama?

Another absurd thing is trying to define a coding change worth fully testing.

We define a "climate change penalty" as the additional emission controls necessary to meet a given ozone air quality target.

Those jams were wild and pagan, and helped define a dramatic change in SF's dance music culture.

We were defining a user interface that changed itself in step with the increasing knowledge of the individual user.