Sentence examples for investigate changing from inspiring English sources
It looks and sounds like what it is – a scholarly tome that sets out to investigate changing patterns of ownership in the economy's most dominant resource, capital.
The interviewer took care not to challenge the reasons given by parents for MA because an audit is not a way to address or investigate changing parental values or beliefs.
By combining Lagrangian trajectories with other state-of-the-art satellite and model products, we established a new tool to investigate changing Arctic sea ice and processes acting on the ice cover along pathways.
In this context, the Source Pathway Receptor (SPR) approach offers a powerful holistic tool to investigate changing risk connected to extreme events.
To investigate changing patterns of practice of keratoplasty in Australia, graft survival, visual outcomes, the influence of experience, and the surgeon learning curve for endothelial keratoplasty.
Think futuristically; regularly investigate changing real estate values nationwide, and keep up with the hottest emerging markets.
Different fabrication possibilities were investigated changing either the melt or the gas-injection point location.
We investigated changing patterns of soil C and N contents, microbial community structure (PLFA) and greenhouse gas fluxes (CO2, CH4, N2O) across the chronosequence.
(iv) Another group of protocols not discussed in [15] investigated changing the transmission power of broadcasting messages to control the wireless bandwidth [21, 22].
The former group investigates the natural evolution of drug trafficking groups or compares drug trafficking groups to other groups with notably different objectives and frequency of action; whereas, much of the latter group investigates changing network structure due to increased enforcement activity.
Hickling et al. [5] reported a 60%% decrease in the expected mortality rate among patients with ARDS by lowering V T. In another trial, Amato et al. [6] investigated changing conventional V T (12 ml/kg of predicted body weight, PBW) to low V T and reported a 46%% reduction in mortality.
