Sentence examples for this category of change from inspiring English sources

Values returning to normal for either of the biomarkers did not mitigate risk, most likely because there were small numbers of patients in this category of change.

This finding reflects that the majority of patients had raised concentrations of MR-proANP at study enrolment and thus few patients were in this category of change (from normal to raised).

New increases from normal concentrations during follow-up did not statistically move patients into a higher risk category, but this is most likely due to the very high percentage (∼70%) of patients entering the study with already raised concentrations of these biomarkers by study definition, and therefore relatively few patients were in this category of change to allow analysis.

Raised values returning to normal during follow-up for either peptide were not associated with mitigation of risk, but this may reflect that few patients showed a lowering of values to below the 95th centile during the study; therefore there were too few patients in this category of change for meaningful statistical analysis.

For each functional change category, we found all electrode pairs at which that category of change had occurred with stimulation.

In regards to bedding textiles for this category of elderly, no changes in bedding concept are observed as there are no stringent requirements for adaptation.

His criticisms of the categories of change and causality are reminiscent of Nagarjuna's.

Changes of urban development density were also evaluated by characterizing the categories of change by percentile for impervious surface.

Mean changes in HRQoL, physical function and fatigue also differed significantly across the categories of change in MDGA (Table  6).

SF-36 domains of BP, PF and VT, as well as FACIT and HAQ-DI, showed the greatest differences in mean change scores across the categories of change in MDGA.

In the preceding subsection, I clarified that I classify the commonly-referred-to category of "change by use/disuse" under what I have called "necessitating necessity" or "need-driven" adaptive development.