Sentence examples for matched the changes from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the identified RVEI increased as emboli were inserted into the pigs, indicating a leftward shift in the intraventricular septum, which accurately matched the changes in the measured RVEI.

The pattern of this change matched the changes in THs seen in the livers of treated animals, although, as predicted by the literature [ 20], the change in T4 was smaller.

Of these, adjusting for an increase in the risk of smoking over time was the only simple adjustment which resulted in estimates that matched the changes in lung cancer risks for the U.S. population of white males over the past several decades.

Although this pattern was not seen for the changes in phosphorylation of mTOR, 4E-BP1, and GSK-3β (instead there were "square wave" increases, i.e., a similar increase at insulin values >5 mU/l), there were in fact square wave changes in leg protein turnover that to some extent matched the changes seen in the signaling phosphorylation.

The major airlines operate under a follow-the-leader mentality, and some rivals are considering whether they should match the changes.

The measurement system that has served the industry well for many years is evolving to match the changes taking place in viewing behaviour.

But what if we make an "age adjustment" for the population and shrink or expand the cancer incidence to match the changes in age structure?

The four global monitoring centres were established in 1948 because it was recognised that the composition of the flu vaccine, which had just been developed, would have to be changed to match the changes in the virus.

Another correspondent suggested glumly that other big carriers might soon match the changes in elite programs made by Delta and Continental and drive even more customers to the low-fare carriers.

The question for Britain's prime minister is whether the change favoured by his European partners match the changes David Cameron wants?

In order to avoid these problems, I match the changes in earnings estimated for each industry–region cell from the BSWS to the establishments in the ETS, instead of matching the individual establishments.