Sentence examples for adheres to changes from inspiring English sources

The identified subtypes have shown substantial differences with respect to copy-number changes, suggesting that their development adheres to changes in distinct sets of genes, leading to diverging tumor-evolution pathways [ 10, 11].

Sometimes the most stubborn of men may not adhere to change.

Third, information such as change in feeding schedule should be communicated well and the mothers should be motivated to adhere to such changes.

I realize that this fine is more than most M.T.A. workers make in a month, but I sincerely hope that the amount motivates Davis to make necessary adjustments to adhere to rule changes designed to make my life better.

noted the sites were advertising tickets before they were even officially on sale, were not properly adhering to recent changes to the Consumer Rights Act regarding the passing on of key information (face-value cost, seat numbers, restrictions), and that some tickets were being sold for as much as a 1,760 per cent mark-up.

In these areas, sensory preference adhered to the changes in information, novelty, and task relevance of the sensory inputs of the experimental design.

Meshuggah typically adheres to the original idea and rarely changes the song afterwards.

Because the Dutch political scene is divided between a plethora of different parties, it hasn't become obligatory to adhere to climate-change scepticism for conservative tribal-recognition purposes, certainly not if you're affiliated with a centre-right party such as the Liberals or Christian Democrats.

Its decline adheres to no particular arc.

Mercury aggressively adheres to copper.

Greece's troika of foreign lenders — the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund — have agreed to extend the country two bailouts worth a little more than $300 billion since the spring of 2010 but are dispensing the aid in tranches to keep the pressure on authorities to adhere to commitments to change.