Sentence examples for adequate changes in from inspiring English sources

The market study component analyzes the effects of market integration on the consumption of traditional foods, in order to advise on appropriate policies that would foster greater availability of those foods and adequate changes in food consumption patterns.

It's hard to swallow that Obama failed to make adequate changes in four years when Ryan's basically saying he'd need double that time.

Worsening of vasospasm is missed in patients 25 and 30; only patient 10 showed adequate changes in blood flow velocity.

Adequate changes in lifestyle-related risk factors may prevent over 75% of all CVD deaths according to the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 4].

The treatment of these cells with forskolin, an activator of adenylyl cyclase, increased tenfold intensity of melatonin synthesis from 5-methoxytryptamine, without adequate changes in the content of AA-NAT protein [ 30].

Fitness was also assessed in 25% of participants at 2 years to confirm that the intervention was successful at producing adequate changes in fitness as a component of the study stopping criteria.

ii) Heavy interconnection of distribution networks results in an adequate change in the fault levels and some undesired relays may trip during the faults and these trippings are known as sympathetic trippings.

Prior studies have shown lactate clearance to be a valuable predictor of patient outcomes, however some have defined adequate change in lactate by a decrease from baseline by 10% whereas others considered an absolute reduction to lactate < 4mmol/L.

The second message is that without adequate understanding through training or without adequate change in the system, hospital health professionals will continue to be left at a disadvantage in caring for this most vulnerable population.

1. Comfortable clothes and shoes, with adequate changes of underwear.

They also say that they are being denied meaningful participation in the review process for the $1.4 billion project, since they do not have adequate information about changes in air and water pollution, traffic congestion and noise, among other things, that would affect the neighborhood.