Sentence examples for wise changes from inspiring English sources

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.

"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).

The time wise changes were larger than in the intention to treat analyses but followed the same pattern with the greatest decline in pain in TG1 between baseline and 20 week follow up, and a decline in TG2 with no significant change in the first training group (or for the right shoulder an increase in pain) between 20 weeks and one year follow up, Table  3).

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

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

For each rat, each time point and ROI, PRM was used to analyze, voxel-wise, changes in ADC.

Measured step-wise changes in soil water content along the tube were highly correlated to those of extracted core samples (R2 = 0.99 and RMSE = 0.012 cm3 cm33).

Two approaches are evaluated measuring high frequency coefficients of DCT and measuring the number of row-wise and column-wise changes.