Sentence examples for evidenced changes from inspiring English sources

The approach typically comprises a sequence of observations, reporting, and Startle Reflex Modulation Measurement, repeated frequently enough to maintain currency and authenticity in the light of any presumed or evidenced changes in internal states demonstrated by that individual.

Some studies in children and adolescents [ 28, 29] have evidenced changes in foot structure and plantar pressure distribution, as a result of structural adaptation to excess weight, which was suggested to lead to functional movement complications.

If you want to make any other sort of evidenced change to your name, change your name by deed poll.

Thermal analyses (TG, DSC and thermodilatometry) evidence changes in transformation temperatures of intercalated kaolinite.

What we know and the mass of evidence changes a little every day with our excavations".

U-turns do not embarrass clinical scientists, unlike politicians: if the evidence changes then our minds must change.

For policy makers, the evidence changes the cost-benefit analysis of environmental regulation and suggests that prioritizing industrial expansion over environmental protection may actually undermine economic growth.

"Once you have a belief, the way you look at evidence changes," says Tory Higgins, chair of the psychology department at Columbia, whose research specialty is mechanisms of cognition.

"You have to recognise that the evidence changes but also what the past has been," he added.

"However although the symptoms are delayed, there is no evidence changes in the brain associated with dementia have been reduced," a spokesperson said.

We may be wrong at times, in fact we almost guarantee it, but we don't stay wrong when the evidence changes.