Sentence examples for measuring relative changes from inspiring English sources

When measuring relative changes, we find that adjectives are almost 9% more likely to be used to describe positive aspects of men's biographies, while 1.62% more likely to describe negative aspects in women's biographies.

This hypothesis could be tested by experimentally adjusting moisture patterns on eggs and measuring relative changes in their bacterial assemblages.

As Tonnesen et al [21] have pointed out, LDF is a valuable tool for continuously measuring relative changes in rCBF; for example, under conditions of hypovolemic hemodilution and hemorrhagic shock caused by controlled hemorrhage, the LDF method may yield significantly higher relative rCBF values than the 133xenon injection technique.

Thus TCD is primarily a technique for measuring relative changes in flow.

For example, the LSCI technique is good at measuring relative changes in blood flow, but cannot produce baseline measures.

While the USFM does not allow measurements of single gas concentrations, it accurately measures relative changes of SF6 and He at a single spot.

The probes were arranged to measure relative changes in Hb concentration at 24 measurement points comprising an 8 × 8 cm square.

Continuous wave near infrared spectroscopy (CW NIRS) provides non-invasive technology to measure relative changes in oxy- and deoxy-haemoglobin in a dynamic environment.

To measure relative changes in donor and acceptor photobleaching.

The USFM accurately measured relative changes in SF6 and He washout.

All high throughput transcriptome studies that used either counting tag strategies or microarrays only measured relative changes in transcription levels.