"metric change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a change in a measurement or metric, such as weight, height, distance, or time. Example: The company's sales team implemented a new strategy that led to a significant metric change in their annual revenue growth.
A sensitivity analysis was carried out to assess the response of the EMFI under various scenarios of metric change; five metrics were consistently among the most influential on the EMFI in all scenarios of metric manipulation.
Proposals adapt CPU and memory configuration either by reacting to a breached metric or by forecasting a metric change.
Using a pair of behavioral tasks designed specifically to evaluate resolution of spatial processing in CGG KI mice, it was demonstrated that CGG KI mice show deficits in processing the specific distances that separate two objects in space using a metric change detection task (also called a coordinate change).
Previous research suggested some vulnerability metrics, but there remains a lack of understanding how a metric changes (e.g., upper bound and lower bound) and how it is related to the structure of a complex system.
His second essay (1719) also includes an important discussion of possible metric changes and rhythmic devices for transverse flute.
Then, we (3) evaluated the scale sensitivity of each metric and (4) assessed if the scale sensitivity of each metric changed according to species.
The results of the regression analysis show strong relationships of landscape metric changes with DHA, and the forestland and water areas with DHA.
With Mingus, Mr. McPherson's gift for melodic invention was given a number of contexts because the bassist wrote in a variety of forms, some conventional, most not, which meant that the player had to be ready for unusual harmonic progressions, for key, tempo and metric changes and for pieces that might change direction when Mingus shouted out instructions.
In addition, we quantified the degree to which each taxa could act as a surrogate for others, and assessed how our chosen diversity metric changed with departures from the optimal distribution.
Exploiting the nature of DTI that it is calculated from multiple diffusion-weighted images of each region, permutation testing, a non-parametric hypothesis testing technique, was modified for the analysis of serial DTI data and implemented for voxel-wise hypothesis tests of diffusion metric changes, as well as for suprathreshold cluster analysis to correct for multiple comparisons.
Figure 9 presents how the tag discrimination metric changes over time.
