Sentence examples for measure any changes from inspiring English sources

Alberta officials say they will be taking water samples in the region to measure any changes.

Private firms' commercial confidentiality – often a stark contrast with the right-to-know approach to public enterprise – makes it hard to identify or measure any changes in efficiency.

In this region, where Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia come together in a lumpy landscape of narrow valleys and low hills, it's easy to measure any changes in the White House view of the Clean Air Act.

Its improved sensitivity enables substituting two binding assays with this one bioassay for lot release and stability testing to measure any changes on either target binding, ensuring consistency between lots.

The objective of this study was to observe the tissue architecture of the parotid and submandibular glands in rats after passive cigarette exposure and to measure any changes that occurred.

At Princeton, all first-year players in "risk" sports — a list that includes football, men's and women's soccer, hockey, lacrosse, and a handful of others — undergo neurological tests that provide a baseline against which to measure any changes should they suffer a head injury later in their careers.

The first is to send a spacecraft up that is specifically designed to measure any change in temperature.

"Someday, when Nigeria's Tiv find another ethnographer, Paul Bohannan's photographs will provide a benchmark against which to measure any change," Seaman said.

The length of time until the larvae molted into the 5th instar was recorded for each experiment and 5th instar larva were photographed in order to measure any change in cuticle phenotype as a result of the JHA treatments.

The second data collection (round 2) served to measure any change in the quality of data recording after six months.

We chose to conduct three interviews in order to measure any change in cancer related functional disability and distress that occurred during the study period.