Sentence examples for note changes from inspiring English sources

Patients can note changes in their reactions to medications, for instance, and every doctor can see the updated information.

Allows users and carers to compare their treatment and support with standards that any of us might expect, and to note changes they want to make.

They then weighted the numbers to get the probability a banknote appears in a transaction, derived from the average transaction value of £9.47, to get an estimation of the number of times each note changes hands.

Whether it's hygienic concerns or just an interest in the dynamism of paper currency, there is actually a way of estimating how many times each type of note changes hands.

That meant his company's computers could search the Web for prices of products — it looks at 10 billion of them in a 60-terabyte database — note changes and then look for patterns.

The decision to monitor people at risk is made on a case by case basis, but I don't usually recommend any monitoring until someone is about five years within the age their relative developed it; or they note changes in their memory.

Note: Change in the unemployment rate compared to previous year (in percentage points).

That little note changed my life.

Are the note-to-note changes composed or improvised?

As Mr. Jacoby noted, changes in driving technique can make the older driver a safer one.

But now satellites can detect plankton blooms over large areas and over time, by noting changes in ocean color.