Sentence examples for evaluating a change from inspiring English sources

And this in turn means that you have to be careful about the question when evaluating a change in taxes.

Evaluating a change in an entire society involves the same kinds of difficult comparisons, plus a whole collection of additional ones based on distributive concerns.

Of the antioxidant evaluation methods used, the DPPH assay, based on the reaction of the stable free-radical (2,2-diphenyl-1 picrylhydrazyl) with components of the sample, evaluating a change in the color of the solution, is the most frequently used.

Moreover, this strategy for using the DMSRQ-SF may be ideal for application in routine clinical practice, when considering or evaluating a change in medication regimen.

The Ghana study served as a baseline for evaluating a change in national health financing policy, going from voluntary MHO schemes to a nationally mandated set of district-wide MHO schemes.

A natural experiment evaluating a change in a health or community service would face similar issues to those faced in the present study where exposure to the intervention cannot be controlled by the researchers, thus making exposure status difficult to determine.

Repeated measures regression analysis evaluated a change in the Respiratory Assessment Change Score (RACS).

to evaluate a change of guideline for earlier induction of labour in post term pregnancies and its possible impact on selected birth interventions and outcome of the newborn.

Under neoclassical closure, first we evaluate a change in the wage curve elasticity and second the variation on Armington elasticities (columns S1 and S2, respectively, in Tables 7 and 8).

The aim of the present study is to investigate the involvement of immunocompetent cells, pro-inflammatory cytokines and HSP, to evaluate a change of periodontal ligament during the initial stage of orthodontic tooth movement.

In the principle, there are two different approaches to evaluate a change in FDG-uptake in non-dynamic, standard protocol F-18-FDG PET/CT scans: qualitative evaluation, which visually graduates the change as suggested by Hicks et al. [10], and a semi-quantitative approach calculating the percentage change in standardized uptake value (SUV).