Sentence examples for an idea of changes from inspiring English sources

This next chart conveys an idea of changes over time in the money flow through major public and private insurance programs and through out-of-pocket payments by patients.

It is possible to look at the revision history of genomes within GenBank, this will give users an idea of changes on a genome by genome basis, no small feat when there are 1851 genomes available.

For instance, in a long section on the use of the English suffix "-ing," we are told that our possession of such a form means that we have instant access to an idea of change-in-motion.

In order to affect change, protestors must have an idea of what changes they would like to see made.

Documents from the Smithsonian give an idea of the changes.

While we cannot rule out potential pleitropic effects, we suggest our results are consistent with an idea of compensatory changes in critical physiologies and behaviors stemming from defects in energy allocation, storage, or utilization.

Each revolutionary has an idea of what change should mean.

Sampling has been done for the month of May (Summer) 2011 and May 2014 to get an idea of the change in concentrations of water quality parameters in 3 year time duration.

This 3D-analysis method gives designers objective evidence of the need for design changes as well as an idea of what these changes should be.

Though satellite imaging and aerial surveys give a rough idea of changes in animal and plant life, the most detailed data still have to be collected on foot.

Both teams of analysts use their score to give fans an idea of how momentum changes hands during a match, adding far more insight than the broadcasters' chosen method of throwing a possession figure on screen in complete isolation.