Sentence examples for experienced small changes from inspiring English sources

Based on the concatenated sequences of the seven MLST housekeeping gene fragments comprising the entire set of 29 strains, Tajima's D was slightly but non-significantly negative (D = −1.52788, p>0.10) implying that the population might have experienced (small) changes in population size such as population bottlenecks.

It is also likely that at least some of the patients deemed stable by the physicians experienced small changes in their symptoms that were picked up by the PROs.

Based on similar reliability results using other measures that were administered daily in this study, it is likely that patients were not stable during the screening period, but were experiencing small changes in GAD symptoms which affected the reliability of the GA-VAS.

The technique demonstrated that many knee regions experienced small longitudinal changes in regional approximate BML volume over 2 years (± 2.5 cm) but some knees experienced large longitudinal changes.

Given that vomiting and nausea are burdensome experiences, small changes in NVSA© scores could be considered clinically meaningful for CKD patients with SHPT.

Moreover, the protonated titanate material experiences smaller changes in lattice parameters and unit-cell volume during long-term cycling than those of non-protonated material, resulting in less mechanical stresses and capacity loss in an anode.

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However, this would mean that countries experiencing a small change in employment, for example a 5%% increase, would be characterized as largely 'in the set' of employment change.

The beauty of the new study is its ability to show, based on real-life experience, how small changes in eating, exercise and other habits can result in large changes in body weight over the years.

Main-sequence stars in this region experience only small changes in magnitude and so this variation is difficult to detect.

In particular, we predict that loggerhead turtles experience intermediate changes in these physiological variables as a result of their moderate swimming effort and that flatback hatchlings experiences the smallest changes because of their relative low swimming effort (Pereira et al., 2011; Pereira et al., 2012).