Because pregnancy spans seasons, it is vital that the underlying change in iodine exposure (i.e., from the changing iodine content of dairy products) is appropriately controlled for when exploring the change in iodine excretion over gestation.
What is needed instead is underlying change – to infrastructure.
Taking account of its special funding allocation, the underlying change to the university's grant is -1.9%.
The Affordable Care Act is a key to the underlying change.
Mr. Saft, the former Dewey partner, contended: "The partner guarantees are symptomatic of the underlying change in the practice of law over the last several decades.
To understand the processes underlying change, it is important to distinguish between trajectories that are pathologically determined, death-related (e.g., terminal decline), and normative (i.e., usual and age-related).
We model and estimate change points assuming that the underlying change type is known.
Several of the women ran their businesses through Facebook, hinting at one underlying change that is enabling entrepreneurship in this war: the rise of technology.
OBJECTIVE: Right ventricular hypertrophy and subsequent dysfunction is common in patients with congenital heart defects, but the molecular mechanisms underlying change from adaptive hypertrophy to dysfunction remain elusive.
In contrast, innovation is a reward-seeking activity, as evidenced by the higher risk tolerance, optimism, and opportunism of successful entrepreneurs, who are naturally prone to distort reality so as to ignore the potential threats underlying change and disruption.
These are oftentimes the products and services that are experiencing counter-cultural changes to the standing normalities – aka the disruptors or those emotive industries with rapid rates of underlying change: Technology, food, health and wellness, beauty, fashion, etc., and even some larger ticket purchases such as electronics, auto and home goods.
