Sentence examples for no subsequent changes from inspiring English sources

No subsequent changes to S have been adopted.

No subsequent changes were observed during follow-up in the other cases.

However, the administrator included an explanation in the registration protocol to testify that following the prospective submission, there were no subsequent changes to the protocol.

Thus, if polyploidization was recent, and there were no subsequent changes in genome size, we would predict that the genome size of the allotetraploid should be equal to the sum of the two parental taxa.

While Drp1 mutants failed to prevent BAX-mitochondrial binding, there were no subsequent changes in mitochondrial morphology, indicating that BAX recruits Drp1 rather than vice versa (Karbowski et al., 2002).

In 32 patients with clinical benefit, an initial decrease in biomarker was observed in tCK18 only with no subsequent change.

The aggregate modulus rapidly decreased during the first 4 hours of collagenase digestion, but there was no subsequent change from 4 to 24 hours (Fig. 4a).

In a 2-week study in dyslipidemic subjects (n = 13), there was no effect of fenofibrate on creatinine clearance, explained by an increased urinary excretion of creatinine and, thus, no subsequent change in the creatinine clearance (9).

In addition, we only used creatinine levels obtained during the stay in the ICU and may have missed patients with serum creatinine values higher than previous baseline levels but no subsequent change in renal function while in the ICU.

Further reduction was observed, particularly for the emotional support measures after adjustment for physical health and number of life events/stressors, with little or no subsequent change following adjustment for self-reported past emotional problems.

In contrast, when the AV delay is brought to its optimum (during which A-LV and A-RV are kept equal) then no subsequent change in VV delay, be it shortening or lengthening of either A-LV or A-RV, is consistently able to deliver higher blood pressures; in fact, many such changes significantly reduce blood pressure.