Sentence examples for predefined changes from inspiring English sources

Technical artefacts do not cause certain predefined changes but are perceived and used differently depending on the contexts.

However, these domains were not anatomically predefined but changed during the course of the simulation (Supplemental Fig. 3 B), as they were determined by dynamic processes (23).

With age, these predefined levels changed from a preset haematocrit level to the presence of clinical signs combined with oxygen demands.

For example, the criteria for and timing of administration of CRAI were not predefined, and the changes in the prognostic factor and CT severity scores over time were unavailable from the DPC database.

Similar criticism concerns the persistent and common assumptions that energy technologies carry with them certain predefined potentials for change [15, 16].

The percentage of patients exceeding this predefined minimal important change is used as the outcome measure.

A responder is then defined as any patient who achieves at least the predefined level of change specified or greater.

Thus, individual samples can be assessed for expression changes of predefined gene groups.

1000 cases with random changes within predefined intervals in inlet temperatures, mass flows and pressures were used to test the robustness of the model framework.

The predefined coprimary outcomes were changes in body weight and food intake.

The proportion of mTSS non-progessors (predefined as ≤0 mTSS change from baseline) was assessed.