Sentence examples for pick up changes from inspiring English sources

At 5 to 10 rem, lab tests can pick up changes in blood chemistry.

The key issue is whether such interval measures pick up changes in the severity, duration and frequency of depressive, hypomanic and euthymic episodes.

Allowing third parties to scrape information revokes this right from users – algorithms such as HiQ's scrape profiles, pick up changes, and sell them.

These regenerating liver cells are then more likely to pick up changes in their genes that could then lead to cancer.

In addition, the new device may be able to detect cataracts at an earlier stage than existing tests, because it can pick up changes in parts of the lens that have not yet become opaque.

He can pick up changes in the flight of the ball and determine what kind of pitch it's going to be when it leaves the pitcher's hand, a fastball or curve or split-finger".

If a scale does not pick up change in function, treatment effects that are modest for the individual but potentially important at a population level could be missed.

This is connected to a sensor that picks up changes in pressure and translates them into electrical signals.

In a subset of these cases, they showed that the assay, known as dPCR-SEQ, picked up changes in mutation frequency over time.

The Current Population Survey (CPS), which most would agree is far better at picking up changes in the electorate and matching pre-election surveys, shows a drop of only 1.2pt, from 23.7% in 2008 to 22.5% to 2010.

So is James W. Paulsen, the chief investment officer of Wells Capital Management, a money management firm in Minneapolis, and a man who has often picked up changes in the economy and markets before they become conventional wisdom.