Sentences with phrase «detect slight changes»

The scientists used data from NASA's Kepler telescope to measure how much starlight each of the four planets block as they pass in front of their star, and to detect slight changes in each of the planets» orbits.

However I have detected a slight change in some of the comments from gazidis and wenger so maybe there is a change in policy regarding the money available for transfers.

Baby wanting to feed less, as your baby may detect a slight change in taste of your milk during this time.

The only practical way to detect this slight change in temperature is with a basal body thermometer.

Not exact matches

You can catch hormonal imbalances before they become serious, notice even the slightest changes in your cycle and health so you can be prepared for changes in your body before they happen, and even detect issues (like cervical cysts) when your health care provider may not even be concerned about such things.

Slight increase in body temperature (note: this change can only be detected by a basal body thermometer).

The guides are stainless steel with titanium oxide inserts to keep the line moving smoothly and helping you detect even the slightest changes in the line tension so you can feel every bite right away.

«The immunoglobulins persist in the blood for a few months, and when they come into contact with the gold nanorods, the nanorods undergo a slight color change that can be detected with a hand - held spectrophotometer.

This type of work, which is used by many doctors, including myself, who practice applied kinesiology techniques and various forms of manual muscle testing, also allows them to figure out precisely where the trigger points are as changes in muscle function can be detected immediately upon palpation (slight pressure) of the trigger point.

When a dog suddenly decides he just doesn't want a food anymore, he could have been trained to become picky, or it could be due to something we can't detect, like a slight change in ingredients that alters the flavor.

And while it's hard not to detect a slight smell of cheese throughout, by splicing in real - life news reports of oil spills, air pollution, and scenes of climate change, it seems that such a revamping of the 20 - year - old television show would actually be quite relevant in light of the environmental challenges we face today.