Sentence examples for effects of any changes from inspiring English sources

Practices could use the survey regularly to gauge the effects of any changes, adjusting and refining what they do according to the patients' experiences and not what the clinicians might believe was most important to them.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of crystallising mannitol from different binary mixtures of acetone/water on the resultant physical properties and to determine the effects of any changes on in vitro aerosolisation performance, when the different mannitol crystals were used as a carrier in dry powder inhaler formulations containing salbutamol sulphate.

Moreover the data must be independently audited so the effects of any change in the law can be properly evaluated.

"Moreover the data must be properly and independently audited so the effects of any change in the law can be properly evaluated".

We employed CT imaging and a mathematical model to provide measurements of the LAC at 511 keV, as well as investigated the effects of any change in LAC on the quantification of PET image-based activity concentration using three different attenuation correction methods.

In June 2003, a National Labor Relations Board judge ordered Walmart to restore the meat department to its prior structure, complete with meat-cutting, and to recognize and bargain with the union over the effects of any change to case-ready meat sales.

Close interaction with academic laboratories may be necessary if detailed in vitro studies of protein function need to be performed to understand the effects of any change in more detail.

But in a conference call with reporters, the experts said the real effect of any changes could not be measured until after the Bush administration comes up with its amendments, as is expected sometime in June.

In addition, we describe the effect of any changes over time on health inequalities between general practices in deprived and less deprived communities.

The scenarios demonstrate the effect of any changes in the relative size of new intakes to pre-registration education and of changes in the retention of existing staff, in determining NHS staff supply over the period to 2022.

To minimize the effects of any morphological changes that could affect fluorescence measurements through changes in volume, the baseline (F0) was calculated as a shifting average of the fluorescence intensity over a 30-frame window.