Sentence examples for ranges of change from inspiring English sources

Table 4 displays the ranges of change in population access to improved water and sanitation.

Wyrwich et. al. (2005) calculated ranges of change across the eight domains of the SF-36 for patients treated for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that indicated small change (8.3 – 12.5), moderate change (16.7 – 25), and large change (25 – 37.5).

Analyses conducted here went beyond standard correlation analyses to investigate the magnitude of mean changes in physical function, HRQoL and fatigue scores associated with various ranges of change in standard efficacy endpoints in RA RCTs.

Geographical comparisons and time trends can show patterns or ranges of changes (or their absence) in health related indicators.

The figures (codes) given in each row represent the value and range of change in each feature.

Subsequently, although the concentration kept reducing and the size kept increasing, the range of change was small.

This produces a model, known as a random matrix model, that has no free parameters and is invariant under a wide range of change of basis.

"But if we go to 2°C, we see we are at the maximum range of change seen during the Holocene [dating back about 10,000 years].

The range of change in annual humidity by 2030 is around −2% to +0.5% with a best estimate of around a 1% decline.

Specifically it encompasses a wide range of change within the organization, as well as in its external network, than traditional business models.

The dispersion behavior over a wide range of change in wavelength has also been studied adopting a range of wavelength from 1907 to 544 nm.