'elementary change' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an event or situation that is basic and straightforward, such as making a small adjustment or improvement. For example, "The teacher implemented an elementary change to the curriculum that made a significant difference."
Here, ∆Ids and ∆pH are the elementary changes in Ids and pH.
(iii) By two elementary changes of variable, t = 1 − x 4, 0 < x < 1 and t = u 30, 0 < u < 1, .
With respect to the limited resources of the clinic it seemed wise to concentrate on a few elementary changes.
Ordinary differential equations are used to describe elementary changes in tumor size as a function of net growth (i.e., the difference between growth and natural death) and drug-induced decay processes.
In particular, given any two meta-phenotypes, we asked how many elementary changes in nutrient conditions (e.g. carbon sources) or genetic background (e.g. single gene deletions) could mediate a transition between these two phenotypes.
It's not just Turkey in isolation: Any visitor will immediately sense the emergence of global forces now at work in the country among an educated public that is hugely ahead of the first faltering steps of Arab populations to achieve even elementary democratic change.
These data can be explained within the frameworks of thermo-optic mechanism [Cseh et al. 2000, Biochemistry 39, 15250]: in high light the heat packages originating from dissipation might lead to elementary structural changes in the close vicinity of dissipation in heat-sensitive structural elements, e.g. around the site where PBS is anchored to the membrane.
This elementary realization changed my practice.
We also attempted to investigate the elementary membrane changes induced by ET. In a series of n = 100 experiments, ET (10−7 M) was applied inside the recording pipette prior to cell-attach recordings were made (scheme in Fig. 7A).
Jenny has arrived in a picturesque English town to teach at the elementary school and change her life.
