Sentence examples for relying on changes from inspiring English sources

This method works instantly, without relying on changes in weather conditions.

Relying on changes in PCT levels might be helpful for the initiation of antibiotic therapy in intensive care patients suspected of ICU-acquired infection; however, currently available data (on a total of 207 patients) are insufficient to base a recommendation on these [36, 64].

Such advantages are lost in a telephone interview with interviewers relying on changes in verbal tones to judge respondent engagement.

Detecting the expected increase in CO is not a trivial task, because relying on changes in blood pressure alone may lead to many false negative results [ 19].

Both DME and AMD treatment strategies are in part relying on changes of the central subfield mean thickness which may highlight the importance of such measurement errors.

Thus, estimates for the recent past (i.e. 2010) are predominantly based on older data relying on changes in model level covariates to adjust for diarrhea incidence changes over time rather than empirical data.

A label-free differential quantification method was employed that relies on changes in analyte signal intensities directly reflecting their concentrations in one sample relative to another [ 12, 15].

It relies on changes in the Republican Party.

Global trade, like the massive container ships it relies on, changes course slowly.

Kotov notes that his textiles' biosensing mechanism, which relies on changes in current, is uncomplicated.

Their empirical strategy usually relied on changes in compulsory schooling laws.