Sentence examples for examination of the changes from inspiring English sources

In fact, when we examine noncancer toxicity of agents, including examination of the changes in subjects without the fully developed endpoint in question, we see a progression of stages of increasing impact, and it is not only the final frank effect that shows dependence on exposure level or duration.

Exhaustive examination of the changes in: (1) apparent elastic modulus, (2) microstructural condition, and (3) fractographic features has been performed to reveal the reason for the life reduction.

Therefore, examination of the changes in temporal-spatial gait parameters before turning may reveal important deficits in gait control when stroke survivors are challenged by dual-tasking.

From examination of the changes in size distributions of the granules and of granule morphology, it was concluded that, at high speed, size enlargement was limited by granule breakage.

Careful examination of the changes in genes expression and other immune parameters could reveal the processes that are involved in triggering the immune system of the fish by seaweed compounds.

Second, all comparisons need to include an examination of the changes in costs.

The HIT-6 score was analysed on a continuous scale, and an examination of the change in values over time indicated that the changes were normally distributed.

However, examination of the change in spectral power with application of PEEP revealed a small frequency-dependent attenuation of power in all lung regions.

Examination of the change in perfusion parameters after administration of bevacizumab indicated a small change in atlas-defined hypervascular volume trended toward a shorter PFS compared with patients showing a large change in hypervascular volume.

These allow an examination of the change from current to 'best practice', defined as the proportion of people with the condition who should be treated under ideal conditions, adjusted for adherence to the therapy.

This editorial is a part of a continuing series by The New York Times that is providing a comprehensive examination of the policy changes and politics behind the debate over health care reform.