Sentence examples for graduated change from inspiring English sources
Of note, the three haplotypes in LUM that were associated with breast cancer risk had in common the G allele at position 2 (rs17714469) and a graduated change in the combination of alleles in the last three positions (rs2268578, rs10859110 and rs17018765) from GGA (haplotype 2a), associated with decreased risk, to AAA (haplotype 2h) and AAG (haplotype 2g), each associated with increased risk.
The production treats four separate works as one continuous piece, rather like a sonata - with rather uncannily graduated changes of light between sections, where the whole theatre seems to flush with rapturous beauty, as if we were witnessing a collision between the world of neon and the world of Piero della Francesca.
Second, it allows for graduated changes in cognition (both declines and improvements) to be assessed.
Mainly female graduates change their interest in favour of other specialties.
Especially female graduates change their interest in favour of other specialties, which may explain why eventually few students choose general practice.
It should be noted that interviews with peers and employers can also introduce bias, due to interviewees giving socially desirable answers but also because graduates change jobs often or are given more responsibilities.
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).
How have speeches to graduates changed over the last century?
The mind-set of students and graduates changed along with it, Mr. Minallah said.
However, a period of time off after graduating changed his mind.
As for career and leadership, a large proportion of graduates changed their leadership position, technical position, acquired new responsibilities, and increased their remuneration, and attributed these changes to the MPH program.
