Sentence examples for measures of the changes from inspiring English sources

We demonstrated that two quantitative MR-based measures of the changes in the biochemical content of degenerating IVDs are correlated, indicating a complementary relationship between physiological and biochemical alterations in IVDD.

The official compiling agencies describe them as measures of the change in price of a fixed basket of goods and services.

At this time, the accuracy and the precision measures of the change-point estimators are computed.

The official state press gave a measure of the changes.

The degree of reaction of fly ash was used as a measure of the changes occurring during geopolymerization reaction.

In some respects, Ms. de Fontenay's crusade is a measure of the changes in French society since her arrival at Miss France in the 1950s.

But speakers said it was a measure of the changes in the country that such a meeting was held at all.

Yet a survey that uses questions, definitions, and methods from 1995 is unlikely to be the best or most accurate measure of the changes taking place in our workforce in 2015 and beyond.

Partial interval recording techniques, sometimes retrospectively analysed using video recordings, deliver a measure of the changes in levels of alertness and contextual variables.

To date, no single technique has provided an accurate quantitative measure of the changes occurring within the cellulosic substrate during amorphogenesis.

The sensitivity of measurement is a measure of the change in instrument output that occurs when the quantity being measured changes by a given amount.