Sentence examples for evaluate possible changes in from inspiring English sources

One measure that producers use to evaluate possible changes in practices is the expected change in profit.

One factor that producers use to evaluate possible changes in practices is the expected change in profit.

To evaluate possible changes in the collagen and elastic components of the subepithelial connective tissue of human pterygium.

To evaluate possible changes in macular morphology after cataract surgery with combined primary posterior capsulorhexis and posterior optic buttonholing in comparison to conventional in-the-bag intraocular lens (IOL) implantation.

To estimate the prevalence and impact on quality of life of urinary incontinence (UI) and anal incontinence (AI) three months after first delivery; to identify risk factors involved in UI or AI; to evaluate possible changes in sexual behaviour and anatomical modifications of pelvic floor after childbirth.

In order to evaluate possible changes in dinosaur taxa and their relative abundance through time, the Hell Creek Formation was divided into three stratigraphic units [7], [8] designated L3 (lowest), M3 (middle) and U3 (upper) (see Figure 2).

The Yankees are 33-25, a game out of first place in the American League East, at a time the front office is evaluating possible changes in preparation for the last two-thirds of the season.

The chapter also evaluates possible changes in the hemispheric pattern of lateralization related to the verbal or non-verbal nature of the material and to its novelty.

To determine the extent to which variations in maternal care during the neonatal period affect offspring later in life, we evaluated possible changes in the fear response of offspring once they reached adulthood.

Next, considering the enhanced degradation through the proteasome in young L2AKO mice (Fig. 3B), we evaluated possible changes in UPS activity in these animals with age.

We evaluated possible changes in synthesis in the presence of lysosomal proteolytic activity inhibitors at three different time points (Fig.  6A).