Sentence examples for Generate a change from inspiring English sources
Reagentless biosensors rely on the interaction of a binding partner and its target to generate a change in fluorescent signal using an environment-sensitive fluorophore or Förster resonance energy transfer.
The educational impact is also key - as well as providing girls with more choices, Dickinson says "it helps generate a change in the families' attitudes, removing the idea that girls are a burden". A shift in thinking is also necessary, says Mashhour.
If you see a blackbird during winter with a yellow eye ring and yellow bill, it is most certainly British – blackbirds breed early in the year and their hormones generate a change from black to yellow.
These behavioral changes will generate a change in levels of health insurance claims, and we might expect to find a significant relationship between changes in the legal environment for medical malpractice and losses incurred by health insurers.
The central role of the ports calls for a unified governance that will lead the way for synergies and new modes of authority enforcement and resolution of controversies. Figure 1 shows a variation of the reasons that generate a change in the reforms.
"Unless we generate a change in the economic model, the path soon will be irreversible".
PS interferometric-based detection consists, in general, of the pore wall-analyte immobilization which generates a change in the refractive index of the layer and is detected as a corresponding shift in the interference patterns (therefore the optical thickness (OT)) [18].
So clearly, a shift in time generates a change in phase.
Let's first look at the relationship between shifting time and generating a change in phase.
This interaction generates a change on the gold Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) band.
His arrival in October 2000 generated a change in the Lions' collective attitude and fortune, successfully persuading Senegal's best players to participate and benefiting from their familiarity with each other.
