Sentence examples for identifying a change from inspiring English sources

This is the first report identifying a change in A1C as a predictor of the histological course in the liver of patients with NAFLD.

The RCT may be helpful for identifying a change in neurological status or progressing cerebral edema in emergent stroke patients before identification is possible with imaging exams, thus assist in directing urgent care.

Identifying "a change in the climate of opinion", Mandelson said: "The commission is already giving member states greater control over social security payments to EU migrants.

I am not writing this essay to predict some inevitable calamity but to identify a change of mood.

In the course of its market research, however, the company identified a change in the way postboomer Americans view their material possessions.

And while it may be surprising now to note that it beat Taxi Driver and All the President's Men to the best icture prize, the innocence of Stallone's screenplay had in fact identified a change of mood.

With 'Dirge', an excised section of 'The Waste Land', 'Death by Water' and 'A Song for Simeon' (respectively the fourth and fifth parts of the same poem), Julius identifies a change in the accent of Eliot's anti-Semitism: it has ceased to be congruent with the evolution of his poetic discourse and hence is muted, then abandoned.

The term "migration" is used in this work to identify a change in Major Statistical Region (MSR) residency, with a relocation of 50 km.

From 1996 to 2011 we identify a change in the final products export pattern with electric machinery achieving the second biggest share.

In order to identify a change in the business cycle phase, Hamilton (1994) recommends to use the threshold value of 0.5 for the transition probability in a specific sample period.

Notably, the work identifies a change in attitude with regards to roles for women in facilitating group work with many women students purposefully avoiding the additional work-load that past studies have identified.