Sentence examples for further changes are denoted from inspiring English sources

Further changes are denoted in the hydroxyl group attributed to the OH and CH vibrations present in the ring (from 1419 and 1316 cm−1 to 1408 and 1341 cm−1, respectively, Fig. 3c) and in the secondary and primary alcohol vibrations (from 1064 cm−1 for C3 OH vibration in the secondary alcohol and 1027 cm−1 for C6 OH vibration in the primary alcohol to 1049 and 1013 cm−1, respectively, Fig. 3d).

These rates of change are denoted as dRAVENS.

The log2 fold change is denoted as FC.

"Further changes are necessary.

But these further changes are essential.

No further changes were suggested.

Changes in microRNA expression are denoted by ↑ (for upregulation), ↓ (for downregulation), or ↔ (no change).

Changes in gene expression are denoted by ↑ (for upregulation), ↓ (for downregulation), or ↔ (no change).

But further change is afoot.

Further change was, well, too hard.

No further change is needed.