Yes - "determine a change" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to identifying or deciding on a change or alteration. For example, "We must determine a change in policy to ensure sustainable long-term growth."
The threshold to determine a change in regime is 0.5 (Hamilton 1994).
The settings that, in the present work, determine this arc are the two points A and B. Ultra-slow modulations of these points can determine a change of classes.
In gliomas, methionine-PET is reported to have good sensitivity and specificity, 89% and 100% respectively, and this can determine a change in treatment management in up to 50% of the cases.
The results of our study support the viability of breeding programs to face the main problems of mussel industry, but this approach will determine a change in seed production, the wild seed being replaced or complemented with hatchery-produced seed.
Pre and post tests will be used to determine a change in knowledge [ 38, 39].
The different resting Ca2+ levels made it difficult to determine a change in vasopressin- induced peak responses.
But two more players — Jamal Coombs-McDaniel and Taran Buie — were arrested for transgressions in March, and, despite an impressive recruiting class coming in, Athletic Director Jeff Hathaway determined a change was needed.
CEUS determined a change in the diagnostic and therapeutic workup in the characterisation of focal liver lesions and reduced the full costs of the diagnostic process.
The substitution of an arginine by a neutral glutamine determines a change in the 3D structure and in the electrical activity of the P/Q calcium channel, bringing a shift in activation and inactivation dependence to a more negative potential.
The ovate gene determines a change from round to elongated or pear-shaped tomato fruit (Liu et al., 2002).
These maps can then be used to determine a postural change that should reduce the over-pressured areas with daily use of the device.
