Sentence examples for wise change from inspiring English sources

All weights were normalized to tibia length and expressed as percent wise change compared to WT. Animals were 12 16-week-old 12 16-week-old 12 16-week-old

Senator John W. Warner, the Virginia Republican who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, strongly praised Mr. Bush in a statement for proposing "wise changes" in the intelligence community.

The voxel wise changes in each frequency range.

It was a potentially wise change-of-heart for the Mexican leader.

"He's made extraordinarily thoughtful and wise changes and deserves a lot of credit," said William McLucas, who ran the enforcement division for eight years and is now a partner at law firm WilmerHale.

Time wise Changes within groups (0 = second intervention group, 1 = first intervention group ) for Pain and disability index (DASH) and pain intensity (0 9 scale) the last 7 days in the Neck, Right Shoulder, Upper Back and Low Back (Time: 1 = baseline, 2 = 20 weeks follow-up and 3 = one-year follow up).

Time wise Changes within groups (0 = second intervention group, 1 = first intervention group ) for Pain and disability index (DASH) and pain intensity (0 9 scale) the last 7 days in the Neck and Right Shoulder, Right Hand and Low Back (Time: 1 = baseline, 2 = 20 weeks follow-up and 3 = one-year follow up).

Thereafter, the PDSI changed to −0.5; therefore, the PDSI also exhibited a step-wise change around 1986.

All weights were normalized to tibia length and expressed as percent-wise change compared to the respective sham group.

We analysed BG values measured by the CGM system following a step-wise change in the insulin infusion rate for a maximum of 2 hours.

The GPL weight fraction shows a layer-wise change along the thickness direction with GPLs uniformly dispersed in the polymer matrix in each individual layer.