Sentence examples for diagnose changes from inspiring English sources

These data have been widely used to diagnose changes in permafrost in response to climate change in the future (Koven et al. 2013; Slater and Lawrence 2013).

Coccolithophore assemblages are very sensitive to seasonality and can be used to diagnose changes in ENSO as evidenced in 20th century records (De Bernardi et al. 2005; De Bernardi et al. 2008; Grelaud et al. 2008).

Writing a food journal helps you keep track of what you ate, and most importantly, will let you diagnose changes that must be made to overcome the eventual weight-loss plateau that will hit everyone at some point.

For many years the chest radiograph was used to diagnose changes in EVLW, but this has been shown to have a poor diagnostic accuracy [ 3].

Pharmacovigilance conducted as part of phase IV or post-marketing safety monitoring largely depends on passive detection of adverse events within regular healthcare systems that often lack the capacity to diagnose changes in auditory function.

Students appeared to have a perceived improvement in some aspects of understanding following engagement with the Western Blotting vLAB, particularly the application of knowledge to diagnose changes in protein expression that underlie muscular dystrophy.

The contrasts between the AD1 and F1 samples and the 1 1 mix allow us to diagnose change relative to the in vitro mid-parent value of the A2 and D5 diploids.

She was in her 30s by the time she sat down and wrote about her experiences, and already had over two decades of encounters with mental health services – including varying diagnoses, changes of medications and even an attempt to take her own life.

Further, unsupervised clustering techniques are presented that can group test scenarios by the resulting performance modes and sort them by those which are most effective at diagnosing changes in the autonomous system's behavior.

In another cohort study, 12.2% of patients had diagnoses changed from major depressive disorder to bipolar II disorder over a mean of 17.5 years (Fiedorowicz et al. 2011).

In group 2 half of the diagnoses changed after POC-US: the AHF was the most frequently changed diagnosis (25 out of 50, 50%); 48% of them were changed in pneumonia; 20% in ECOPD; 16% in ARDS; 12% in pulmonary embolism; 4% in massive pleural effusion.