Sentence examples for looked into changes in from inspiring English sources

This result is in agreement with the few studies available that looked into changes in social inequalities in breast cancer mortality[ 31, 34, 35].

National regulators are looking into changes in the company's privacy policy.

But given that conflict of interest is not clearly defined in French law, he said he would ask a multiparty committee to look into changes in the law to avoid future conflicts of interest.

Second, the study traces changes of demographic characteristics between the two study periods, 1990 2000 and 2000 2010, and looks into changes in demographic characteristics associated with the four levels of NPP PRI in the two study periods.

This analysis suggests that to study the genetic mechanisms for expression evolution between homologs, it is useful to look into changes in their gene structures.

Martin Feldstein, an economics professor at Harvard, looked into tax changes in the 1980s and concluded that raising rates causes people to shift compensations to untaxed fringe benefits and otherwise suppresses their economic activity.

In February, Mayor Bloomberg appointed a task force of developers, affordable housing advocates, bankers and others to look into changes.

Further analysis looking into change from baseline in exercise time against the change from baseline in maximum exercise SBP, the maximum exercise SBP at study end and the maximum exercise SBP at baseline did not show any significant relationship.

We want to look into early changes in the TDC in a region of interest which correlates with blood flow per unit of tissue.

In this study, we look into how changes in road network characteristics affect road casualties.

Nevertheless, a preliminary study was conducted by Thomas in 2012 177) aimed at looking into the changes in mortality by using point estimates such as mortality rates and causes of death, among others, and it was found that there was a transition in mortality to the adult age groups.